Universality in The libation Bearers by Aeschylus:

Universality in The libation Bearers by Aeschylus:

             Keywords:  Nature, Truth, Attraction, Attachment

            Universality is defined as “common experience share by all” because it is observed almost by all human beings in world. It doesn’t matter where he belongs to or what he does. It also matter not if he is poor or rich. Specific feelings are same everywhere. In the libation bearers by Aeschylus there are several aspects which are facts of human nature.

            Reality can’t be denied that most of siblings have mutual attraction. They have blood relation and grow up by same parents, under same roof. Most of their time is spent in same environment. In case they live far they have mutual attraction. In libation bearers prince Orestes and princess Electra live far but they have attraction for each other. Reason is also for having the same mission to take revenge. They support and motivate each other in taking revenge of their father’s murder. Both siblings are strangers but on the tomb they recognize each other by the tokens and signs. Their purpose is same and they support each other to take revenge.  

            Friendship is a strong relation too. It is valued in every age, in every society in world. In social life children develop faith in friends. They encourage and motivate to improve and progress. They have mutual attachment. Love and faith have been observing since time immemorial. It is not the same but mostly they are universal truths. Almost all experience love and faith because without it life is hell. In play prince hesitates to kill the queen but his friend reminds his obligation towards king, state and god Apollo.

Mutual attachment can be used in developing positive behavior in early age. Power in faith can be utilized in developing strong characteristics in human beings.