Widow of Hector, fiercely protects her infant son from Greek execution decree.
Andromache fiercely protects her infant son from the Greek decree.
Andromache is explicitly described as the widow of Hector and the mother of his son Astyanax.
Their family bond is intensified by the destruction of the Trojan royal household.
Hecuba is described as the mother of the slain Trojan prince whose widow is Andromache.
Andromache's attempt to protect her child directly conflicts with the decree Talthybius announces.
Talthybius tells Andromache that the Greek rulers have decreed the death of her son Astyanax.
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