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Father of Tragedy Aeschylus

AuthorGRBC 525 — BC 456

The first of the three great tragic playwrights of ancient Greece. A veteran of the Battle of Marathon, he established the basic form of Western drama by adding a second actor to the chorus.

“The cruel gods made us humans learn true wisdom strictly through fatal suffering!”

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Quote

“The cruel gods made us humans learn true wisdom strictly through fatal suffering!”

Greeting

“Every art that mankind possesses came from Prometheus.”
“It is suffering alone that teaches us what we would rather not know.”
“A soldier who fought at Marathon writes his tragedies.”

Roll Call

“I know both the battlefield and the stage. I am ready.”
“One who draws wisdom from suffering stands here.”
“The chorus enters. The tragedy begins.”

Deploy

“Advance with the fire of Prometheus!”
“Press forward, fearless as Prometheus!”
“Never yield to a tyrant!”

Victory

“The goddess of justice has raised her hand for us at last.”
“Heroes, not ashes, have returned from the field.”
“I have earned wisdom at the cost of suffering.”

Draw

“It is easy to give counsel from outside prison walls.”
“Endure the suffering. It will serve its purpose in time.”
“The second act of the tragedy still remains.”

Defeat

“Those I sent to battle have returned as ash.”
“The tyrant's disease is his inability to trust his friends.”
“There are times when dying once is better than suffering a lifetime.”

Strike

“Receive the fire of Prometheus!”
“The Furies come running!”
“I deliver the judgment of justice!”
P e r s o n aA n a l y s i s

Overview

A warrior-artist structure combining frontline soldier courage with the intellect of a tragic poet. High martial and intellect combined with communal orientation transform personal war experience into collective moral narrative, while strong loyalty and conservative disposition reinforce reverence for divine providence.

Core Abilities

Command
55
Martial
62
Intellect
90
Charm
80

Inner Virtues

Temperance
70
Diligence
82
Reflection
85
Courage
80

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
88
Benevolence
60
Fairness
78
Humility
60

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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