Medea in some circumstances shows she has complete control of her emotions. ... Also it is evident Medea in some stages is not in control of her emotion. The catastrophe of Medea having to kill her children was caused by Medea's lack of control over her emotion. ... Medea uncontrollably falls in love with Jason. ... Medea's name mean's cunning and conniving. ...
Should Medea face the death penalty if she is convicted? ... Although Medea loved her husband Jason and her kids, the actions Medea took were not that of what a civilized good-natured person would. ... Medea was cold hearted for saying this. ... Medea is sentenced to life in jail with no bail. ... Medea now has learned the dangers of love. ...
The play "Medea" reminds me a lot of two movies - "The Diary of a Mad Black Woman"" and "Waiting to Exhale. ... Furthermore in the passage Medea says, "_ accept my place; but this blow that has fallen on me was not to be expected. ... It is clear that Medea was in love Jason, but Jason's heart was not in their relationship. ... Starting from lines 213 -216 Medea, expressed her feeling about women and burden of finding a husband. ... Although Medea was not in a physically abusive, she was emotionally scarred by Jason. ...
MEDEA AND JASON: WHO IS TO BLAME? Medea was a princess, sorceress, mother, and most definitely a woman. ... The marriage of Jason and Medea was not exactly standard but was a commitment made between the two parties that Medea took very seriously. ... This abandonment is what begat Medea's plot for revenge. ... Medea was a threat to Creon and he gave her orders to flee. ...
Euripides's Medea demonstrates just that. ... As a result, Medea serves Jason justice due to his unfulfilled oath. ... In Medea's eyes revenge is the only way she will find closure from her suffering. ... These murders are only the start of Medea's vengeance. ... This makes Medea ecstatic. ...
