Electra

This story is told by three women. The wife of King Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, his daughter Electra, and his mistress Cassandra. Clytemnestra cannot forgive her husband for the death of their eldest daughter and craves revenge. Electra remembers how her father left for the war against the Trojans, waits for his return, but suspects her mother's bloody intentions. She cannot prevent the tragedies, but she understands that she cannot remain aloof and must help justice prevail. And the Trojan Cassandra, who was granted the gift of foresight by Apollo, knows very well what is destined to happen, but no one believes her predictions, and she cannot save anyone, not even herself, from doom. This is a tale about fate, destiny, and the payment for sins committed.