In the beginning of the play Medea, the nurse started descripted the situations that Medea was facing and what she has done to gain Jason. (768, line 8-30) Later in the play, Medea talked about what she has done for Jason too. Both of them emphasize that Medea has killed her brother and dumbed him in the middle of the sea, persuaded Pelias’s daughter to kill Pelias, received a malice reputation, and she did everything she could to give the best to Jason. (798, line 479-493) There were no repetition in their texts, however they used very similar words to illustrate Medea’s tragedy. I think the parallel usage of texts enhanced the spellbinding and pitifulness of Medea.
However, in the anyalectial paper, I would like to talk about the presentation of love from Medea was actually selfish and personal, even she appeared to more pathetic and gooey. In her perception, love was to give everything she thought Jason wanted no matter what the consequences are, she could not think critically before engaging her actions. In the play, Jason did not complain or comment on her actions until Medea was mad and yelled at Jason regarding to what she has done for her that made her became an enemy of her family, betrayed Pelias’ daughter, left all her friends and homeland. (799, line 511-519) Jason then finally …show more content…
The play focused on Medea’s definition of love and illustrated less about Jason. Yet, from the betrayal of marriage, we could also indicate that Jason would like to give in what he is capable of; he remarried the princess of Corinth since he wanted his children to have better life. However, in comparison to Medea, he pursued love in a softer and smoother way.
In my analytical paper, I would like to compare how Sakuntala and Medea adopted different way to present their loves, and how the differences of presentation led to distinct
However, in the anyalectial paper, I would like to talk about the presentation of love from Medea was actually selfish and personal, even she appeared to more pathetic and gooey. In her perception, love was to give everything she thought Jason wanted no matter what the consequences are, she could not think critically before engaging her actions. In the play, Jason did not complain or comment on her actions until Medea was mad and yelled at Jason regarding to what she has done for her that made her became an enemy of her family, betrayed Pelias’ daughter, left all her friends and homeland. (799, line 511-519) Jason then finally …show more content…
The play focused on Medea’s definition of love and illustrated less about Jason. Yet, from the betrayal of marriage, we could also indicate that Jason would like to give in what he is capable of; he remarried the princess of Corinth since he wanted his children to have better life. However, in comparison to Medea, he pursued love in a softer and smoother way.
In my analytical paper, I would like to compare how Sakuntala and Medea adopted different way to present their loves, and how the differences of presentation led to distinct