Compose a short tragic agon in which two characters debate Helen’s culpability for causing the Trojan War. Model your agon on the sample from Euripides’ Trojan Women and also from the agon on burial in Sophocles’ Ajax.Characters: You need three total characters: (1) one to defend Helen; (2) one to prosecute Helen; and (3) one to judge her guilt or innocence and decide what should happen next (will she be punished, etc.?).You can use Helen herself or choose someone else to speak on her behalf.All three characters must be mythical figures from the Trojan War cycle, and your depiction of them should be consistent with what we know of the characters from other stories and sources.Format: This is a creative exercise, and you are free to develop it as much as you’d like. At a minimum you should have:3 points supporting Helen’s innocence3 points supporting her guilta speech by the judge character that explains the best argument and renders a verdicteach point (guilty because/innocent because) should be explained in at least 10 lines of dialogue
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