Even the seemingly powerless Trojan survivors are capable of wreaking havoc: in Euripides's play Hecabe, the queen of Troy takes one of the most vicious revenges in all of Greek tragedy against the Thracian king who killed her youngest son.
Ngisho nabasindile base-Troy ababonakala bengenamandla basengavuka umbhejezana: emdlalweni ka-Euripide i-Hecabe, indlovukazi yase-Troy iziphindiselela ngobudlova obungakaze bubonwe kuzo zonke izinhlekelele zase-Greece ngokumelene nenkosi yase-Thrace eyabulala indodana yayo yokugcina.