The book "Electra" by the famous Greek playwright Sophocles tells about complex family relationships based on betrayal, revenge and justice. The main character, Electra, plays the image of a strong woman who believes in eternal values and carries the sinister secret of her father's murder. Revealing the tragedy of ancient Greek mythology, Sophocles embodies in the book the unparalleled power of human feelings and internal contradictions. It is a work that remains relevant in any era, emphasizing the importance of family ties and truth before society.