The Oresteia

Question 1

The Oresteia is often studied as individual plays, but the way they connect creates a powerful narrative arc. I wonder what led Aeschylus to craft it this way and how that impacts its themes.

Question 2

The characters’ actions often blur moral lines, making me question whether justice is truly served or just perpetuates cycles of violence. How do others interpret their motives?

Question 3

The trilogy raises questions about divine justice versus human justice, which feels surprisingly relevant today. I’m curious about others’ thoughts on its relevance in contemporary society.

Question 4

This recurring motif feels central to the trilogy’s message about fate and moral consequence. It makes me think about how the play’s structure emphasizes this endless cycle.

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