Месть Клитемнестры

Molodoĭ t͡sarit͡se Miken Klitemnestre nespokoĭno: v koridorakh dvort͡sa eĭ chuditsi͡a plach ubitykh deteĭ. S nedavnikh por ona prinadlezhit k prókli͡atoĭ semʹe, zapi͡atnannoĭ krovoprolitiem i nasiliem, i zhivet v mire, polnostʹi͡u podvlastnom muzhchinam i bogam. Kogda‑to Klitemnestra byla schastliva s muzhem Tantalom i ikh novorozhdennym synom, no ee mir v odnochasʹe razrushil Agamemnon, i͡arostno stremivshiĭsi͡a k tronu. Vzi͡av shturmom dvoret͡s, on zhestoko ubil rodnykh Klitemnestry i siloĭ vzi͡al ee v zheny. U pomeshavsheĭsi͡a ot gori͡a zhenshchiny na ume tolʹko mestʹ, no bogi reshai͡ut po-svoemu, i vse ee popytki izbavitʹsi͡a ot nenavistnogo muzha terpi͡at neudachu. Klitemnestra pochti gotova smiritʹsi͡a radi budushchego vnovʹ rozhdennykh deteĭ, no neumolimyĭ rok zastavli͡aet ee brositʹ vyzov i absoli͡utnoĭ vlasti muzhchin, i tiranu Agamemnonu. Prokli͡atie dolzhno bytʹ razrusheno!

The young queen of Mycenae, Clytemnestra, is uneasy: in the corridors of the palace, she imagines the crying of murdered children. Recently, she belongs to a cursed family tainted by bloodshed and violence, and lives in a world completely dominated by men and gods. Clytemnestra was once happy with her husband Tantalus and their newborn son, but her world was destroyed overnight by Agamemnon, who fiercely aspired to the throne. Storming the palace, he brutally murdered Clytemnestra's family and forcibly married her. A grief-stricken woman has only revenge on her mind, but the gods decide in their own way, and all her attempts to get rid of her hated husband fail. Clytemnestra is almost ready to resign herself for the sake of the future of the newly born children, but inexorable fate forces her to challenge both the absolute power of men and the tyrant Agamemnon. The curse must be broken!