Medea later says that she must also kill her children to cause Jason pain. In their defining justice Clytaemnestra and Medea both feel death is the only justice. However, with Medea she does not intend to kill Jason. In order for Clytaemnestra to seek justice for her daughters? death, she had to make Agamemnon feel as though nothing was wrong...
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She laid red tapestries for him to walk on, and made him feel as though he was worthy enough to walk on them. Like Clytaemnestra, Medea uses her words to make Kreon and Jason feel as though she is being sincere. Medea convinces Kreon to let her have another day before she is banished, by telling him that she needs to find a place to live and that she needs to ?look for support? for her children (Medea 337-339)...
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Medea: Discuss The Role Of The Chorus In their first stasimon, a mutual suffering is shown between Medea and the Chorus: ?And my own heart suffers too.' The Chorus is used as an instrument to help the audience to understand and feel Medea's suffering, and so from this early point in the play, a sympathy is established for Medea because of her tragic circumstances...	5 / 1142
Medea She was a woman who took action against anyone who bothered her, then she would get even. Medea desired to love and be loved. She wanted to be a mother to her children and a wife to her husband...	3 / 687
Medea: Jason Brings His Own Downfall Jason thinks that he is always helping Medea for nothing in return when he tells her, "I can prove you have certainly got from me more than you gave." (p...	3 / 604
medea Achilles suffered a fatal shot to the back of his heel with an arrow that had been laced with the blood of the hydra while Medea's heart was broken when Jason left her for another woman...	2 / 377