1. Clytemnestra: The Dominant Woman in Agamemnon
... much as is it about Clytemnestra and her struggle to cope with the members of society. An example can be seen with the chorus, Agamemnon and his cousin Aegisthus. Throughout the play it is seen that Clytemnestra's character is not afraid to express what she feels. She ... a hate towards Clytemnestra. They feel she isn't doing as good a job as Agamemnon himself would do. They seem uncertain about everything she does or says. An example of this is when Clytemnestra brought the news to the chorus that there was victory in Troy, they didn't believe her and accused her by ... murder with h...
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- Grade Level: High School