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The conflict between Apollo and the Furies is framed as a conflict between young gods and old gods, human justice and the laws of the universe.
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The conflict between Apollo and the Furies is framed as a conflict between young gods and old gods, human justice and the laws of the universe.
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In Jiang's reading of the Oresteia, Athena resolves the hung jury by voting for Orestes and then converting the feared Furies into civic figures of justice, truth, and righteousness.
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"...because he's killed his mother, there are these demons called the Furies who come up from the underworld, and they begin to haunt him,..."
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"...and Apollo tries to intercede on behalf of Orestes. And the Furies say to him, you are a young god. You are a new..."
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"So it's what we call a hung jury, okay? It was divided evenly. So what then happens now is, Athena comes in and says..."
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"...In my desire, I arouse aversion in him. And he arouses fury in me. And it cannot be different. Don't I know that he..."
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"...the president has said that he chose to launch operation epic fury because he felt as though iran was going to strike the united..."
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"...month ago. I've made clear from the beginning of Operation Epic Fury that we will continue until our objectives are fully achieved. Thanks to..."
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"...can he dare say now to the queen in all her fury and win her over? Where to begin? What opening? Thoughts racing, here,..."
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"...greeted by nightly shrieks at city crossroads. And you, you avenging furies and gods of dying Dido. Hear me. Turn your power my way...."
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"...that plunder, keepsake of his own savage grief. Flaring up in fury, terrible in his rage, he cries, decked in the spoils you stripped..."
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"That universal fury, a curse to Troy and her native land. And here she lurked, skulking, a thing of loathing, cowering at the altar...."
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"Putting her husband to the proof, but Odysseus blazed up in fury, lashing out at his loyal wife. Woman, your words, they cut me..."
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"...so he eagerly accepted the challenge, and they charged with such fury, neither of them thinking of protecting himself. If only he could wound..."
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