[Enter a Greek youth, newly come from Argos. He stops within sight of the mansion, gazing up at it in awe.]
Is this a temple of Athene? I fear it must be, or else I am ruined. With the Furies at my back, I am come, Athena. Apollo's decree done; ugly justice done. My sister eased, wed to my dearest friend Pylades, and yet my mother's murder haunts
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And here have an Eris, lounging on a convenient chair, apple in hand. "Well, hello there, sugar."
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Goddess. Trust that I would clasp you about the knees, but that I cannot reach you. I am poor Orestes, poor and your poor servant.
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*And there stands his aforementioned mother, her eyes filled with mingled fear and rage and love.* Orestes -
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[Upon seeing her, he flings himself backwards and stumbles.]
You are dead, cruel woman.
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Friend-- gentle woman, tell me. Have I reached Athens?
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Have this, child, should you be of Earth. Should you, Artemis has you in sight.
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What you would offer a poor soul as I, I would gladly have.
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