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so i went to a library book sale today and got a bunch of great books; one of them was a copy of the oresteia that I picked up solely because I saw someone had written a ton in it and I love to read the things people consider worthy of a comment (otherwise i own too many copies of it as is). they actually made a lot of entertaining observations that i should make a longer post for, but for now i needed to give this particular note it's own post
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Oh Electra they'll never make me hate you. Not that i truly hate any character from the house or Atreus. What many people do often is jumping into defence mode for Clytemnestra whereas her actions speak of a layered personality that her actions influenced negatively her children.
Yes she lost a daughter, but Electra and Orestes also lost a sister. Grief became pain, anger twisting the knife of tragedy to this family. Clytemnestra became a mother isolated from her children, closed to her own revenge that caused her own kids to despise her, especially Electra, forced to marry a servant, becoming one by her own mother's hands. The kind of betrayal coming from your parents is a pain deep residing in the soul.
The family's story is one complex one as many of the families in Greek myths. What many however ignore often are how a mother's actions changed her family for the worse instead of being caring and kind.
thinking about this sculpture of orestes curled at the feet of athena's altar and going a bit crazy insane
agamemnon's children
Torment Orestes STAT
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agamemnon is one of the funniest motherfuckers on the planet entirely on accident i'm just gigging thinking about him. he's called the Lord Of Men and is in charge of a whole ass 1000 ship fleet, the trojans consider him respectable and intimidating but everyone on his side who actually interacts with him on a daily basis is constantly roasting him or telling him to lock in because! he is a disaster! he managed to get himself and his siblings out of an Actual Hell Situation and ostensibly did enough to earn his titles so seemingly he has the ability to make shit shake but when he gets to the war he is known for he trips and falls on his ass. He tried to break the cycle of his family curse and then became the premiere example of it. He has no filter whatsoever. he freaks out at everything. he's somehow both hubris mcgee but folds like a piece of tissue paper. he has like, 2 friends, and one of them is his little brother. he probably needs blood pressure medication. i need to trap him in a maze and observe him
rip Electra, you would've loved screaming "you're not my real dad!" at your mom's boyfriend
Sometimes I think about Electra growing up in her sister’s shadow but somehow it’s even worse because her sister is dead.
Iphigenia was the gentle and selfless martyr who their father murdered, and Electra is betraying her by having such longing for him. Her mother spits venom whenever his name is mentioned. He is banned in their conversations. She lost both of them when the winds blew, and they’re still haunting her house.
She can never live up to the daughter that Clytemnestra lost, so why should she try? Her mother resents her no matter what, clinging to the faded memories of her oldest daughter like a lifeline even if it means casting out her remaining VERY ALIVE son and daughters.
And if Iphigenia was the kind and loving and innocent child, Electra must be the angry one. She must rebel enough for the both of them because otherwise she has no identity other than Iphigenia’s sister. Electra needs to be someone other than a woman carved by tragedy. She needs to control her place in the narrative, even if that place is hateful and rage filled.
And Electra doesn’t hate Iphigenia, because that’s her older sister who played with her and taught her how to dance and would steal food from the kitchens if she was hungry, but she absolutely loathes the idea of her and what her name has become.
And poor Iphigenia returns from two decades away from her home to find her parents dead and her baby sister destroyed. And Electra cannot differentiate between the Iphigenia she knew and the Iphigenia who her mother weaponised.
Atreus curse strikes again.
