"An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind." As Gandhi shares a brilliant piece of mind, he describes how the world is so wicked and malevolent that it's turning the world "blind". The majority of the population is so focused on vengeance instead of living life to its fullest. Euripides', Medea, relates to the wise man's quote because Medea takes revenge to a whole new aspect and takes an eye for an eye. Or maybe a limb for a broken heart. When Medea was left abandoned and heartbroken by her once true love, Jason, she craved vengeance.
Many tragic examples of abandonment come from the wretched soul of Medea. For example, when Nurse said, " But now her world has turned to enmity, and wounds her where her affections' deepest. Jason has
Many tragic examples of abandonment come from the wretched soul of Medea. For example, when Nurse said, " But now her world has turned to enmity, and wounds her where her affections' deepest. Jason has