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grbs-491	Auer, Janette	The Aeschylean Electra	2006	25	.pdf	application/pdf	9687	373	62	The particular form of Electra’s prayers continues the tentative, almost innocent, approach we have already noted.14 In Tarkow’s comments on the early exchange between Electra and the chorus, we see again a naïve, hesitant Electra in this scene: On this particular occasion it is her friends and trusted advisors com- prising the chorus who must solve the problem of the libations by choosing the words and tone for her to adopt as she turns the offerings against Clytemnestra. Electra suggests that in this context she could just go along, as Chrysothemis recommends as a sensible alternative to what the Sophoclean Electra does.	cache/grbs-491.pdf	txt/grbs-491.txt