After Hecuba makes a tearful plea for him to grant Cassandra a reprieve from his attentions, Agamemnon comes to emotional terms with what the cost of going to war with Troy has done to his own daughter, to Hecuba’s daughter, and to himself. Posted in Solidarity with the People of Ukraine. Continue reading Voices from Troy Monologue 11B: The Luxury of Tears! (Agamemnon)
Overlooking the ruins of Ancient Troy, the Olympian God of Reason, Apollo, laments the futility of humin battles. Continue reading Voices from Troy Monologue 12: The Eyes of Godde (Apollo)
Agamemnon, Commander of Greek Forces, recounts the troubling sacrifice he made in order to sail to Troy. Continue reading Voices from Troy Monologue 10: The Reckoning (Agamemnon)
Hecubua remembers the day her son Hector faced Achilles in battle. Continue reading Voices from Troy Monologue 5: Such Dreams Would Fill My Mind! (Hecuba)
Hecuba recounts the mistakes of all who played a role in Troy’s destruction — particularly Menelaus, King of Sparta. Continue reading Voices from Troy Monologue 4: The Pride of Menelaus (Hecuba)
Cassandra warns Agamemnon that the Greek victory over Troy is not what it seems. Continue reading Voices from Troy Monologue 2: The Vision (Cassandra)
Comparison of Euripides’ The Trojan Women and Justy DeForest’s No More Trojan Wennen. Continue reading Revisiting Greek Drama, Part 2: The Trojan Women of Euripides vs. My No More Trojan Wennen
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