V day and the Greeks J'D

The vagina monoluges seemed to link alot to the greek plays we have read.The idea of gifts fate and idenity all were explored.Finding this aspect of womanhood was like recieving fire it had a price of upsetting others.The woman who went to the workshop dealt with that as did the woman who was repeadtly asked by the man to be seen.
There is also the idea of contradcting fates and rules nature verses nuture, nature over nature.One nature outweighing another .That women are bred to be docile but deep within them is something greater is dealt with in the Vagina monolouges as well as a lineage of womanhood that outweighs what a mother want's or society want's in that moment.The same thing is dealt with in the Orestia to kill ones mother is wrong but if she comitted a greater evil that overides.
Linked to that is the concept of fate in all the plays fate seems to be both defied and followed and awarness is always present but only after action can people truly see themselves.