The Oresteian Trilogy The growing green grass, inching its way up towards the heavens. The warm, oozing apple pie that mom just put in the oven, gurgling and bubbling as it cooks in the heat. The baby bird that, after so much preparation, has finally learned to fly away from its nest and from it's mother. What do these situations have in common? The answer is simple: change. But what is change, and how does …showed first 75 words of 934 total…

…showed last 75 words of 934 total…how does it affect the world today? Easy, accepting loss and making it better, only to have it rise again, is a change for the better, which is what the play demonstrates to the readers in many different forms. Changing for the better is the reason our world has grown to what it is now and what it will continue to grow into for future generations. Our mistakes will be th! eir profit. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**