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clytaemnestra and Medea

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"Act for an act, wound for wound!" is the only justification that Clytaemnestra cans see (Agamemnon 1555). Medea also sees death as the only justification for her husbands' unfaithfulness. "To stay here, and in this I will make dead bodies / Of three of my enemies, -father, the girl and my husband"(Medea 370-71)...
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Medea also sees death as the only justification for her husbands' unfaithfulness. "To stay here, and in this I will make dead bodies / Of three of my enemies, -father, the girl and my husband"(Medea 370-71). Medea says here that she wishes to kill Kreon, the father of the princess Jason will wed, the princess and Jason...
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