Ah, misery—what about the man’s child? Where in all of Troy can I find him?ChorusHe is alone near the tent.TeucerTo Tecmessa.Then bring him here right away, so that we may prevent some enemy from snatching him away, as a hunter snatches a cub from a lioness and leaves her barren! Go quickly; give me your help! It is the habit of men everywhere to laugh in triumph over the dead when they are mere corpses on the ground.Exit Tecmessa.ChorusYes, while still alive, Teucer, Ajax ordered you to care for the child, just as you are in fact doing.TeucerThis sight is truly most painful to me of all that my eyes have seen.And the journey truly loathsome to my heart above all other journeys is this one that I have just now made while pursuing and scouting out your footsteps, dearest Ajax, once I learned of your fate! For a swift rumor about you, as if sent from some god, passed throughout all the Greek army, telling that you were dead and gone.I heard the rumor while still far away from you, and I groaned quietly in sadness. But now that I see its truth, my heart is utterly shattered! Oh, god! Come, uncover him; let me see the worst.The corpse of Ajax is uncovered. O face painful to look upon and full of cruel boldness,what a full crop of sorrows you have sown for me in your death! Where can I go? What people will receive me, when I have failed to help you in your troubles? No doubt Telamon, your father and mine, will likely greet me with a smile and kind words,