"Orestes" is a drama by the ancient Greek playwright Euripides, consisting of four acts. This tragedy tells the story of Orestes, the son of the mythical king Agamemnon, who returns home to avenge his father's murder. The play "Orestes" reveals the complex psychological state of the protagonist, his struggle with inner demons and conflicting feelings. In this tragedy, there is a clash between morality, justice and despair, which adds importance to the theme of revenge in the ancient Greek world. In his Orestes, Euripides considers not only the theme of punishment, but also the problem of rebirth and the possibility of repentance. The need to take responsibility for the past and the future is one of the key points raised in this tragedy.