... step -- but not in the logical way we usually deliberate; rather, governed solely by her emotions at the moment. So, I assert that Medea is indeed in control of her own destiny, though she must make decisions (using emotion) based upon Jason's preliminary decision (using logic) to dump her and marry the King's daughter, thereby increasing the chances that his sons will ... loves them. At the end of the play it is no surprise that Jason dies a figurative death, un-graced by the murder of his family and children. This example of foreshadowing in Medea shows the reader that the chorus has ...

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