Status Updates From The Greek Trilogy of Luis A...

I generally have a strict policy of keeping my school reading away from my fun reading for the sake of my own sanity, but we only read one of these plays for class so I'm making an exception here. Very curious to find out if the other two plays are as emotionally devastating as Mojada

"OEDIPUS: I'm just saying that for some people, God is a stick you use to beat yourself up with."

(electra's grandmother, about her) "she's got like a rabies, i think"

"In Alfaro's plays, [destiny] is no longer an impersonal cosmic force but rather becomes a set of concrete political and societal circumstances. Alfaro effectively recasts the gods--which might be seen as the least relevant element of ancient Greek tragedy for today's audiences--into the capitalist and racist human institutions which oppress these communities."

Microdosing on the US college experience by reading my friend's course literature for him

Finished Mojada