... role in the play. Euripides" has also been described as a feminist and a misogynist. To discuss the gap between males and females we need to look at the roles of Medea, Jason, The Chorus, and the Servants. The play Medea may seem a peek into the future but the reality of it is that it is based on all the happening of the time that it was ... elder male parts into female and then goes deeply into the concept that women can and will be more then they seem. Medea is the main character of the play. She is a woman who wants to strive in a "man's world". As Medea is a woman of extreme behavio...

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