Just hours before having to reveal whether she will make one last stand against the Greek Army, Hecuba must process Agamemnon’s own revelation of how he plans to leave her as Troy’s sole survivor. Posted in Solidarity with the People of Ukraine. Continue reading Voices from Troy Monologue 10B: You Have Daughters, Agamemnon (Hecuba)
Thinking that Andromache’s current silence is a continuing reaction to the death of her beloved Hector in battle, Hecuba encourages her daughter-in-law to express grief openly, unaware that this stoicism masks a more immediate loss. Posted in Solidarity with the People of Ukraine. Continue reading Voices from Troy Monologue 8B: Grief Must Find Expression (Hecuba)
Before the Trojan Wennen, Hecuba, Queen of Troy, grieves over the body of her great friend, Danisma, who has committed suicide after being violated by a Greek soldier. Posted in Solidarity with the People of Ukraine. Continue reading Voices from Troy Monologue 5B: Salt Tears Are Sweet Good-bye (Hecuba)
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