The book "Electra" is a drama written by the great ancient Greek poet Aeschylus. This tragic work tells about the fate of the heroine Electra, the daughter of King Agamemnon, who seeks revenge for the death of her father, attempted by his wife Clytemestra and her lover Aegisthus. Due to complex family relationships, betrayal and loyalty, passion and moral ambitions, the heroine faces difficult choices and moral dilemmas that affect not only herself, but also her entire family. This work is famous not only for its ancient history, but also for the important questions it raises about loyalty, revenge, justice and human dignity in difficult life circumstances.