Killed the mother that always loved him? Lady did you not see the fact she was okay with her lover KILLING HIM cus he was not his blood? Where was the furies when a wife murders her husband in cold blood at?!
0:57 I can't even imagine how that conversation would go lol Oresteia: Thank you for giving me a home here in focus. Pilates: I will help train and get revenge for the death of your father. Oresteia: That's so kind of you I have to repay your kindness, I know I'll let you marry my sister.
You forgot the most important part. Following this trial, Athena encouraged the Eumenides to rebrand themeselves as the Semnai (venerable ones) and to act as godesses of justice instead of vengeance. From that point on, they stop repaying blood for blood indiscriminately, only punishing the worst ofenders while granting mercy to those who deserved it. It is meant to exemplisy the fondation of the Athenian justice system.
Here's a funny video idea how about you make mythology what if basically the stores in mythology if but what if they took a different turn Like for example the story of Hephaestus trying to sleep with Athena but in that what if he would have gotten her pregnant
It is something to see him put aside old grudges. Especially since his quarrel was mostly with Achilles and Patroclus. Still the fact he stepped in for Orestes all the same, and mentioned how his father restored the honor of Greece which was besmirched by the Trojans.
@@isaklal518 still the fact Apollo put aside that grudge, and aided Agamemnon’s son in this trial, and even stating how his father upheld the honor of the Greeks by punishing the Trojans who Apollo sided with. That does say something.
Oi @helyson7551 Quem dera fosse IA! rs A tradução e a dublagem são humanas mesmo. Nós aqui do canal que trabalhamos na sincronização e disponibilização dos áudios em outros idiomas. 👍
They aren’t, they are the sisters of Aphrodite born from the blood of Kronos castration while she was born of his genitals turned to sea foam. It’s why they were even feared by the Olympians and why they could not easily be called off as they outranked the new gods as deities from the old gods
The ancients didn’t operate in those terms. Sexism is a modern critique that had no bearing on the moral of any ancient myth. The moral of most Greek myths centered around the theme of hubris vs. piety.
I remember reading this story back in high-school. It's a great story about repentence and justice. 😊
Law & Order Ancient Greek
such a great storyline
Killed the mother that always loved him?
Lady did you not see the fact she was okay with her lover KILLING HIM cus he was not his blood? Where was the furies when a wife murders her husband in cold blood at?!
FR it's not justifying anything
wow that's very amazing this video awesome 💯 video you're good did it my brother father absolutely I love that this history Greek mythology.
Aye "See U in History". A video over the Cherokee story of "the great ball game of the Birds and animals" would be a great addition to this channel.
Great story. Always felt that Orestes got shafted for doing what's right.
I think you should also cover the story of Iphigenia, specifically Ιφιγένεια εν Ταύροις, the last part of the Orestia.
Love the channel. Can we get more Judeo-Christian or Tolkien stories? Theyre my favorites
0:57 I can't even imagine how that conversation would go lol
Oresteia: Thank you for giving me a home here in focus.
Pilates: I will help train and get revenge for the death of your father.
Oresteia: That's so kind of you I have to repay your kindness, I know I'll let you marry my sister.
Love your channel, you all do such a great job and fulfill my interest in mythology! Lol
thanks :)
You forgot the most important part. Following this trial, Athena encouraged the Eumenides to rebrand themeselves as the Semnai (venerable ones) and to act as godesses of justice instead of vengeance. From that point on, they stop repaying blood for blood indiscriminately, only punishing the worst ofenders while granting mercy to those who deserved it. It is meant to exemplisy the fondation of the Athenian justice system.
❤🤍💙 all your videos mate👍
Thanks for the video 👍🏻
Alecto’s names means “unceasing” or “interminable”. Implying that she has unceasing anger. Her name does not mean “without a name”.
Here's a funny video idea how about you make mythology what if basically the stores in mythology if but what if they took a different turn
Like for example the story of Hephaestus trying to sleep with Athena but in that what if he would have gotten her pregnant
> "...and Alecto, the unnamed."
pick one.
Her name actually means “unceasing” or “interminable”. Implying that she has “unceasing [anger]”.
Apollo was like Saul Goodman
It is something to see him put aside old grudges. Especially since his quarrel was mostly with Achilles and Patroclus.
Still the fact he stepped in for Orestes all the same, and mentioned how his father restored the honor of Greece which was besmirched by the Trojans.
@@dragonking1097what no it was Agamemnon who brought the ire of Apollo on the Greeks Achilles tried to appease it but later stopped trying
@@isaklal518 still the fact Apollo put aside that grudge, and aided Agamemnon’s son in this trial, and even stating how his father upheld the honor of the Greeks by punishing the Trojans who Apollo sided with.
That does say something.
@@dragonking1097 yeah I know.
I will never let the furies take over my sins
Please tell me you’re researching Hawaiian Mythology 😫 or where do you get your information.
Hail Apollo 💗💗💗💗💗💗
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Will we hear what happened to everyone else after the Trojan war?
Like Aeneas
Please, bring these videos together in your spanish channel. I want to see the Oresteia in spanish.
Orestis did nothing wrong.
And the court agreed
"Agamemnon, the man who restored the honor of all Greeks by punishing the Trojans.. "
Interesting perspective.. 🤔
Especially since he genocidally punished them.
The funniest part of this video actually. All agamemnon did was cause unnecessary violence
I CALL THEM THE FURIES
JUST LIKE REFERENCES FROM GOD OF WAR ASCENTION
Meu Deus! Esse vídeo foi traduzido por I.A?! Se for, a tecnlogia é realmente impressionante. Parece que foi dublado por uma pessoa real
Oi @helyson7551
Quem dera fosse IA! rs
A tradução e a dublagem são humanas mesmo. Nós aqui do canal que trabalhamos na sincronização e disponibilização dos áudios em outros idiomas. 👍
Where is 1/3?
Praise Apollo ❤❤❤🙏🧎
Where was Medusa’s trail, Athena?
You mean trial?
@@jessnalulila5552 autocorrect is to me is akin to faithfulness is to Zeus
If we look the original myth there was no reason for trial
@@mehmetylmaz1831 considering how much like her father Athena was, I wouldn’t put it past Greeks being silent about their criticisms of her.
@@AncestorEmpire1 I mean Athena wasn't even in the original Medusa myth
with this story, court trials would nit exist
Fun fact:it is said that the Erinyes are the daughters of Hades and Persephone
Fun fact: I'm in love with Persephone, Athena, Aphrodite,and Hera.
They aren’t, they are the sisters of Aphrodite born from the blood of Kronos castration while she was born of his genitals turned to sea foam. It’s why they were even feared by the Olympians and why they could not easily be called off as they outranked the new gods as deities from the old gods
@@benjaminacuna8013 Maybe they were adopted by Hades after he took over the Underworld
@@benjaminacuna8013 in most versions they are. And it makes more sense than the other story
Who is mother isn't always consistent. The father is Hades and the mother is either Persephone or Nyx
que grande apolo el better caul saul de grecia jajaja
Sadge
Part 3 of the story
Why would Apollo defend Orestes?
Apollo was vengeful, but was good to those who respected him.
Because Orestes obeyed Apollo’s oracle.
Certain other versions of this story is very sexist
The ancients didn’t operate in those terms. Sexism is a modern critique that had no bearing on the moral of any ancient myth. The moral of most Greek myths centered around the theme of hubris vs. piety.
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Great story. Always felt that Orestes got shafted for doing what's right.