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He eventually rapes her and due to her determination to rebel and inform her sister, who she has worked out by now is not dead, he cuts out her tongue.Tereus informs Procne that Philomele was drowned on the journey.

The King of Thrace, Tereus helps out Pandion, and in return, Pandion allows Tereus to marry Procne.

While in Thrace, Procne struggles to adjust to life, as her maidens have completely different ideas to her, so she asks Tereus to return to Athens and bring her sister, Philomele, to come and see her, as she is the only one who understands her.Tereus returns and takes Philomele on his ship and returns to Thrace.

As Tereus begins to chase the women, his intent being to kill them, the gods turn Procne into a Swallow, Tereus into a Hoopoe and Philomele into a Nightingale.Australian composer Richard Mills has written an opera of the same name based on this play.1989 playsBritish plays.

Tereus convinces himself that he has fallen in love with Philomele, so he kills the Captain so he cannot have her.

In order to make her weak and vulnerable, Tereus informs Philomele untruthfully that Procne has died while trying to see whether her sister is coming.