... see that each character holds different views on justice. The first play, Agamemnon, introduces us to Clytaemnestra who murders her husband because Agamemnon sacrificed his daughter. Agamemnon murders his daughter in order to satisfy her to the gods, Clytaemnestra kills her husband to achieve, and she says, "a masterpiece of Justice". (Pg. 162, ... Pg. 191, line 272-281). Orestes murders his mother and Aegisthus due to the oracle and seems to gain justice for the death of his father. One can debate as to whether he is justified in his actions. Not only is it in his thoughts to make thin...

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... of the problems in the palace, sending Telemachus on a journey to the distant lands of Pylos, Nestor, and Sparta to search for his father. As well, it was an attempt to help Telemachus with the suitors who took residence in his house hold. The interaction between the goddess ... Athena and the prince Telemachus created a domino effect in the story of The Odyssey, by sending Telemachus on his journey -not only to find his father -but toward manhood(as Athena explains to Telemachus if Odysseus was founded dead, he was to return to Ithaca a king.) (1.280-290). Athena's indication ... and ...

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