... of different literary devices including imagery and foreshadowing make it clear that Medea is the most guilty character in Euripides play. 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 Jason, but she has ... herself for the loneliness from lack of family, but rather uses it as a tool to make others feel more sympathy toward her. She showed no empathy in Jason and the Golden Fleece, or in 'Medea'. Jason cannot be considered more ...

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Medea loved Jason with genuine passion; she was willing to do the impossible and retrieve the Golden Fleece for him, so that he could gain the kingship of Iolcus. However, when Jason breaks the oath of marriage, Medea becomes heart-broken and her grief turns into bitter ... ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate