No one sympathizes with Medea and she bears the pain alone. Medea is misunderstood by others for they only see the enraged Medea and not the crushed heart behind. ... Although King Creon suspects Medea, "I am afraid of you. ... His pity towards Medea eventually overpowers his suspicion. ... Medea manipulates to get her desired result. ...
Commonly regarded as Euripides' greatest work, Medea is a powerful play of impassioned love turned into furious hate. ... This is evident through the key factors that Jason tried his hardest to work it out with Medea but could not succeed, Medea's thirst for brutal revenge on her husband and the ability that Medea has to accept her plan and be completely okay with it. ... The actions of Medea from 'Jason and the golden fleece' (before the play Medea) are clear evidence of Medea's brutality, lack of sympathy and evil ways and prove that not only is she guiltier than Ja...
