1. Violence in Classic Tragedy "
... drive a more tragic plot with a lot of thought going into characters emotions and how they will affect the audience. Furthermore, in studying Aeschylus's Agamemnon we can see something very different from Oedipus the King but with the same idea that violence is not the center of the tragedy and does not ... have to be staged. In Agamemnon, unlike Oedipus the King the chorus does not give such a vivid description but we do have the offstage screaming: "Ah, I am struck a deadly blow ... the ill-fated relationship with his mother is an unchangeable tragedy alone. It is key to point out tha...
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