4. Well Euripides does not state why Jason starts to actually care for him but I have an idea why. He was not too worried because he believed that they would be taken care of by their mother and later by him when he states on lines 668-672, “ I want to raise them in the proper way, one worthy of my house, to have brothers for the children born from you, and make them 670 all the same. Thus, with a united family I might prosper” Jason is saying he wants his children with Medea to bond and grow together with his future children with the princess. I believe Jason thought sooner or later she’s going to accept this marriage and his choice. It isn’t until at the very end that Euripides makes Jason
