Cassandra was initially happy to go with Agamemnon because she believed that her prophetic abilities would be respected and valued by him as a leader. Additionally, she may have seen this as an opportunity for safety and a chance to escape her tumultuous past in Troy. However, her joy was short-lived, as her prophecies were often ignored, leading to tragic consequences. Ultimately, her fate was marked by a tragic irony, as her insights about the future were unheeded.
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