From the earliest starting point of Agamemnon, obviously the general population of Argos are living previously. In the event that you were a Watchman who needed to spend each night of your life for a long time sitting on a rooftop in the driving rain sitting tight for a sign that you're top dog was getting back home, you may begin imagining that the time had come to proceed onward, correct? At the point when the Chorus first goes ahead stage, we see that they are experiencing the same side effects; after ten years, they can't quit discussing how the Trojan War first began. When things being what they are Agamemnon is returning home, it appears as though the past will be remembered in the present; you can as of now see an indication of this thought when the Watchman says he can hardly wait to shake Agamemnon by the hand. Things being what they are, the past is going to return, yet not the past everybody was seeking after. Rather, it is the past of killings in the past era (the offspring of Thyestes murdered by Atreus) and while in transit to Troy (Iphigenia yielded by Agamemnon) that will return to torment Agamemnon and Cassandra. Hence, the topic of "Memory and the Past" conveys us full hover to our underlying trio of primary subjects: "Equity and Judgment," "Destiny and Free Will," and
"Requital."
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