Andromache
Anc Grk. Ἀνδρομάχη · 431 до н.э.
Prepared bythe Litseller editorial team.Our goal is to share concise, accurate, and valuable book notes for personal growth and education.
Brief Overview
«Andromache» is a tragedy by Euripides that tells the story of Andromache, the widow of Hector, after the fall of Troy. She becomes a slave to Neoptolemus, the son of Achilles, and bears him a son, Molossus. However, Neoptolemus's wife, Hermione, is jealous of Andromache and seeks to kill her and her son. Andromache seeks refuge in the temple of Thetis, but she is still found. The intervention of Peleus, Neoptolemus's grandfather, saves Andromache and her son. At the end of the tragedy, a messenger arrives with news of Neoptolemus's death, killed at Delphi. Andromache and her son gain freedom and protection from the king of Molossia.
Date of publication: 3 September 2024
———Author:
Genre: Drama
This material is prepared for educational purposes and is not a reproduction of the original text. We do not use protected elements of the work (text, structure, unique scenes).