authors and versions of the myth. Together, the pair began plotting Agamemnon's demise. Depending on the version of the myth, different reasons have been given for Clytemnestra's decision to murder her husband. These include being angered by the sacrifice of Iphigenia, being seduced into the idea by Aegisthus so that he could take the throne and avenge his father, and being insulted by Agamemnon taking Cassandra as a concubine and giving her preferential treatment.

Murder of Agamemnon