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- Why Did Jason Marry Glauce in “Medea?”Why did Jason marry Glauce in “Medea?” In Euripides’ (C.480 BC - C.406 BC) “Medea” (431 BC), Jason’s marriage to Glauce, the daughter of King Creon. This is primarily driven by ambition and a desire [...]
- Why Did Medea Become Revengeful?Why did Medea become revengeful? In Euripides’ (C.480 BC - C.406 BC) play “Medea” (431 BC), Medea becomes revengeful because of the intense betrayal and injustice she experiences from Jason, her husband. Jason’s decision to [...]
- Write a Short note on the ‘Medea-Jason’ RelationshipWrite a short note on the ‘Medea-Jason’ relationship. In Euripides’ (C.480 BC - C.406 BC) play “Medea” (431 BC), the relationship between Medea and Jason is one of deep love that turns into intense conflict [...]
- Why Did Medea kill Her own Children?Why did Medea kill her own children? In Euripides’ (C.480 BC - C.406 BC) play “Medea” (431 BC), Medea kills her own children because she wants to take revenge on her husband, Jason. Jason has [...]
- Discuss the Dramatic Significance of the Death Scene of Glauce.Discuss the dramatic significance of the death scene of Glauce. The death scene of Glauce (also known as Creusa) in “Medea” (431 BC) by Euripides (C.480 BC - C.406 BC) is very dramatic and full [...]
- Evaluate ‘Medea’ as a Tragic Heroine.Evaluate ‘Medea’ as a tragic heroine. Euripides’ (C.480 BC - C.406 BC) Medea (431 BC) tells the tragic story of Medea. She is a woman betrayed by her husband, Jason. She is not only a [...]
- Discuss the Role of the Chorus in “Medea.”Discuss the role of the chorus in “Medea.” In Medea (431 BC) by Euripides (C.480 BC - C.406 BC), the Chorus plays a vital role in guiding the audience’s emotions and moods. The Chorus is [...]
