"Seven Against Thebes" is a tragedy by the ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus. The play tells the story of the conflict between the city of Thebes and the seven champions who attack it, led by Polyneices. The narrative explores themes of fate, family loyalty, and the consequences of war. The play focuses on the defense of Thebes by Eteocles, who is determined to protect his city from his brother Polyneices and his allies. As the battle unfolds, the characters confront their destinies, leading to tragic outcomes that highlight the destructive nature of rivalry and ambition.