Iphigenia at Aulis - Ancient Greek Play animatic 

Thank you! I really appreciate it (:

Thank you so much!

I have a strained relationship with MY dad, but I know he would never do something as heinous as having me sacrificed to appease a goddess!

He iss! But to give him a little credit he really didn't want to do it? And knew that if not him, someone else would? But still - not cool

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I prefer this version as well (:

@@zaireeto it's at least bittersweet

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Glad I could be of help (: and all the luck translating it to latin!!

Glad you liked it! :D

Since Greece is so mountainous and has relatively little arable land, they were forced to go to the sea looking for colonies. This introduced them to all the civilizations around the Mediterranean and the black sea. It'd be no surprise if some Ionian trader heard about India from the Babylonians or the Assyrians. By the time of the Darius, there were extensive roads connecting Mesopotamia to make trade between these distant lands easier

Thank you! I believe it is by the end where Iphigenia leaves to be sacrificed, but there are some parts throughout the story that are possibly written by someone else. The play was fully composed after Euripides died so there is also that.

Oldest source is Cypria where Iphigenia is saved. Euripides play Iphigenia in Aulis followed that ending too. Aeschylus and Sophocles did not and had Iphigenia dying instead. Hope it helps!

ive always considered dude to be pretty gender neutral, its the californian way

Dude is completely alright (: Thank you so much it really means a lot!

Thank you so much! And thank you for the feedback! I'll definitely try to get better at scripting and reading it afterwards (: