Revenge is а key theme in Agаmemnоn. Certаinly, sоmeоne in the audience can be touched by a mother’s overwhelming grief and personal torment at having her husband kill their daughter. But Clytaemnestra’s rage also extends to Cassandra, who is also killed. Discuss how you understand the play’s perspective on the death of Cassandra and whether that death was appropriate or warranted. Your answer should include a quotation (with citation) found in Agamemnon. The quotation needs to support at least part of your answer but does not need to relate to all of your answer. NOTE: If it is more convenient for you to abbreviate the name “Clytaemnestra” as “C” or “Cly,” you may do so.