"Agamemnon" is an ancient Greek tragedy, which belongs to the "Oresteia" - the famous trilogy of Aeschylus, is considered one of the outstanding works of ancient Greek literature. This tragedy tells about the return of King Agamemnon from the Trojan War, his death at the hands of his wife Clytemnestra and her lover Aegisthus, who decides to take revenge on Agamemnon for the death of his brother. The plot of the tragedy reflects important philosophical and moral issues such as retribution, karma and the curse of the family. In addition, it is marked by deep symbolism and skillful use of language, which impresses with its wisdom and sophistication. "Agamemnon" is a masterpiece that wittily reveals the tragic development of events and shades of human relationships, inviting the reader on an exciting journey into the world of deep emotional experiences and moral reflections.