Monologue

Clytemnestra Monologue from Electra

From Electra by Euripides

female · dramatic · 43 sec

I will go in, and make Due worship for thy child, the Peace-bringer. To all thy need I would be minister. Then to my lord, where by the meadow side He prays the woodland nymphs. Ye handmaids, guide My chariot to the stall, and when ye guess The rite draws near its end, in readiness Be here again. Then to my lord!... I owe My lord this gladness, too. [The Attendants depart; CLYTEMNESTRA, left alone, proceeds to enter the house.

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