... for her self. The solemn bond created out of Medea's love and adoration for Jason becomes non-existent, leaving her to feel "miserable" to the point that she "wants to die" (314). This disenchanted love, once a pure love in Medea's eyes, drives her to a state of "self-pity," which leads all of those around her into danger (315). Medea's internalizing causes ... " (Corrigan 553). Medea's forceful persona consumes these flat characters. What evolves is Medea being left in control of everyone's destiny due to her potent love for Jason, and her potent desire for revenge. Due to Jason breakin...

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