This woman's first husband was a grandson of Tantalus who was also named Tantalus.
This woman's first husband was a grandson of Tantalus who was also named Tantalus. This woman persuaded her husband to walk into his palace on an extravagant purple carpet. This mother of Chrysothemis wrote a letter to her husband asking him to light a (*) fire on Mt. Ida so that she would be aware when he returned. Odysseus tricked her into thinking that her daughter was to marry Achilles, but in actuality, that daughter, Iphigenia, was to be sacrificed at Aulis. This woman killed one of her victims by tossing a net over him before he was stabbed twice with a sword; she thus killed her husband with the assistance of her lover Aegisthus. For 10 points, name this wife of Agamemnon.
This woman's first husband was a grandson of Tantalus who was also named Tantalus.
Clytemnestra [or Klytaemnestra]