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... from Jason's bed, and that enrages you."" (286) She fled to Athens in a dragon-driven chariot where she had arranged for a safe haven for herself at King Aegeus' palace. She bore children to the previously issueless Aegeus. Let us put an instructive question to ourselves. Could Euripides have drawn the character of Medea in some other way? The various versions of ... ...
... vow he broke is a clear warning against breaking the sanctity of a promise given. Word Count: 369 Medea's plan is to kill Jason's new bride and his two children she had bore for him and then flee for Athens. The chorus tries to console Medea and tell her not to do such horrid things to other people particularly her children. Medea ignores ... ...
... . Instead, she is the one who gets pre! gnant and trapped in a lo! veless marriage, divorced from her husband for having an affair before him, and having the daughter she bore removed from her care because she was deemed an unfit mother. The last pitiful account of Caddy in the book is when she tries to get a glimpse of her daughter ... ...
