"Clytemnestra Justice will be the action demanded by truth. Orestes walks free but guilt is not determined by the courts but somewhere deep inside the folds of the soul."

From the audience, the ghost of Clytemnestra watches as Athena interferes in the trial of Orestes. Horrified at this perversion of justice, the court stenographer begins to write what really happened when Iphigenia was murdered by Agamemnon. Outside the court, the Eumenides - press photographers - wait to swarm. 

Adapted from Aeschylus' Eumenides.