Electra · Character
Artemis
Goddess of the hunt, referenced in the context of sacrifice and divine will.
minor
Also known as the Huntress Artemis
First appearance: electra
Artemis's tie to Electra is one of the pressures that moves Electra—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
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With Electra (psychological): Goddess associated with Electra's suffering and the sacrificial past of the family, invoked in lament. With Orestes (psychological): Goddess whose wrath over Agamemnon's past sacrifice…
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- Psychological
- Other
Character groups
- Divine and Mortal Agents
- Protagonist
- Victims and Avengers
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- Electra
psychological · ambivalent
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- Orestes
psychological · negative
- Orestes
psychological · negative
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