The Bride of Messina, and On the Use of the Chorus in Tragedy
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A domestic tragedy centers on a grieving mother who strives to end a lethal feud between her two sons, whose private hatred escalates into public civil strife. A concealed young woman raised in a cloister becomes entangled with the family's secrets and the unfolding confrontations. The drama moves through public assemblies, ritualized choral interventions, and rising tensions that lead to tragic outcomes. An appended essay analyzes the chorus's dramatic function, considering how communal voice, moral commentary, and staging shape tragic effect.
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