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The High Priest demands the sacrifice, and the crowd is appalled when Idomeneo reveals that the required victim is his son, Idamante.
The High Priest demands that Idomeneo provide the sacrifice required by Poseidon, while Idomeneo explains that it is his son.
Arbace is identified as Idomeneo's counsellor and advises him after the king confesses his predicament.
Elettra is enraged because Idamante loves Ilia rather than her and hopes to turn his heart away from Ilia.
Idamante declares his love for Ilia, and Ilia later admits that she loves him.
The plot identifies Idamante as Idomeneo's son. Idomeneo later discovers that the first man he must sacrifice is Idamante.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Idomeneo agrees that Idamante should accompany Elettra on her voyage to Argos and later urges Idamante to go there.
Arbace participates in the plan to send Idamante abroad with Elettra and later brings news of Idamante's successful fight.
Idomeneo realizes that Ilia and Idamante love each other and grieves over the misery his vow will cause her.
Elettra vows cruel vengeance against Ilia after learning that Idamante loves her.
A king's vow forces him to choose between divine obligation, paternal love, and the future of Crete.
Directed by Kirk Browning, Jean-Pierre Ponnelle
Idomeneo (1982) · 8/10 · music
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