The author, like his protagonist, knows about the value and power of words.

　　本書(shū)的作者如同書(shū)中的`主人公那樣，他了解文字的價(jià)值與力量。

　　And so on. The story purposely portrayed the protagonist in an ambiguous way.

　　這個(gè)故事有意識(shí)的用這樣一種模棱兩可的方式對(duì)主人公進(jìn)行描繪。

　　Before Aeschylus, plays consisted of one protagonist and were narrated by the chorus.

　　在埃斯庫(kù)羅斯之先，戲劇里都只有一個(gè)主角，至于情節(jié)，那得由歌舞團(tuán)來(lái)敘述。