Greek Tragedy

Iris

Family: Gods · Role: messenger of the gods · First appears: Euripides, Hercules Distracted — Scene 5

Life events

  • Iris conspires with Hera to drive Heracles mad and make him kill his children.(Euripides, Hercules Distracted — Scene 5)
    • With: Hera Heracles
    • “Those oft-polluted hands with recent gore Will Juno stain, by urging him to slay His children: in this scheme I too conspire.”

Euripides, Hercules Distracted — Scene 5

  • with Hera (Iris declares that she and Hera are co-conspirators in the plot against Heracles.) “Those oft-polluted hands with recent gore Will Juno stain, by urging him to slay His children: in this scheme I too conspire.”
  • enemies with Heracles “Those oft-polluted hands with recent gore Will Juno stain, by urging him to slay His children: in this scheme I too conspire.”

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