Hecuba, the queen of Troy, becomes a slave and must live among the common women in the POW camp. She loses everything: her husband, her position, her home, even some of her children. I found Hecuba particularly moving because of her deep concern for the fate of her children. Her character prompted me to think about women in our world today who lose everything - their reputations, their monetary possessions, and most importantly their loved ones - because of
Hecuba, the queen of Troy, becomes a slave and must live among the common women in the POW camp. She loses everything: her husband, her position, her home, even some of her children. I found Hecuba particularly moving because of her deep concern for the fate of her children. Her character prompted me to think about women in our world today who lose everything - their reputations, their monetary possessions, and most importantly their loved ones - because of