Monologue

Ch Monologue from Seven Against Thebes

From Seven Against Thebes by Aeschylus

any · anguished · 1:02 min

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And do the creatures of a day now possess bright fire? (PR: Yes--from which they will moreover learn thoroughly many arts.) Is it indeed on charges such as these that Jupiter is both visiting thee with indignities, and in no wise grants thee a respite from thy pains? And is no period to thy toils set before thee? (PR: None other assuredly, but when it may please him.) And how shall it be his good pleasure? What hope is there? Seest thou not that thou didst err? but how thou didst err, I can not relate with pleasure, and it would be a pain to you. But let us leave these points, and search thou for some escape from thine agony.

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30s · despair · fate · suffering · escape · error

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