... to pass."" Let us now make out the implications of the traditional image of Medea as it emerges from the ancient mythology and then contrast it with Euripides' portrayal. In the traditional sense, Medea represents an obstinate, demonic woman capable of going at any length to achieve the goals that she has set for herself. She betrays her own country, her father and does not even ... hesitate to kill her brother in order to watch the interest of her beloved, Jason. Consequently she is viewed as treacherous, unfaithful and stonehearted! Thus far, her dastardly acts ... different juncture...

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