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    Medea is a fascinating play that focuses on the betrayal of Medea by her husband Jason. One key fact that Jason forgets to acknowledge is that Medea is a demigoddess and she will not stand letting him leave without a fight. There is an endless list of things Medea has given up to be with Jason, also all the things she has done to get him to where he was to that day. They had a respectable life, two children, and a loving relationship, but he was going to throw all of that away for a new girl.…

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    Medea is an Ancient Greek tragedy written by Euripides about a woman that does not focus on women’s rights, but women’s wrongs. These wrongs are not necessarily done by Medea but also done unto Medea by Jason and Creon. Euripides, in writing this tragedy, specifically points out social injustices that, in his opinion, were important during that time period. While Medea could just be crazy, injustices within Ancient Greek society are specifically highlighted by Euripides because he could see the…

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    Medea is determined to seek revenge no matter the cost. It is the only way she will become content with herself. She is geared up to see a blood bath because death will be her greatest satisfaction. Juno is a woman with an immense self-respect. She does not let anyone make her look bad. She is extremely spiteful and insists whoever is disloyal and opposes her acquires punishment. “Jove’s wife alone refrained from passing judgement, rejoicing as she did when some misfortune fell upon one of…

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    foreshadowing to express Medea’s exiles both alienate and enrich her spirit and life. When Medea first meets Jason she falls in love with him. With “her heart on fire with passionate love for Jason;” (Euripides 1), she helps him take her father’s most valuable possession, the Golden Fleece (Hunter). While she is fleeing from her homeland, she betrays her family by killing her brother, so that Jason may be spared (Hunter). She exiles herself from her birth land, effectively losing her birth…

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    In the play, Medea, Creon and Medea have a very unfortunate relationship. I say unfortunate, because its beginning is founded upon the fact that his daughter is now to be married to Medea’s husband, Jason. Therefore, the first exchange between Medea and Creon revealed how fearful Creon was of Medea. The very first thing that Creon says to Medea is that he is, “announce[ing] that you [Medea] must leave this land, an exile” (278--79). Creon knows how ruthless Medea is and is afraid of what she…

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    is the greatest gift. The main characters are Leo, the son of Hephaestus, Piper, the daughter of Aphrodite, and Jason, the son of Zeus. Jason Has lost his memories and he goes on a quest with Piper and Leo to get them back. In addition to getting his memories back Jason has to find Percy Jackson who disappeared. Leo, Piper and Jason set out to the House of Wolves which is the place Jason can get his memories back. But once they arrive the will have to face the king of giants. Will there bonds…

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    Medea did everything for Jason and then he let a bombshell out that he was leaving her for Creon’s daughter. She was devastated because she loved him so much and he cheated on her. Medea went out for revenge and she was mad women did not have the same rights as a man in a marriage. In ancient Greek marriage had different concepts than marriage today. In ancient Greek your parents arranged their daughter’s marriage and today a girl gets to pick who she marries. In ancient Greek girls married at…

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    Christopher Reeve, Superman, once said “A hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles.” This shows that anyone who keeps going can be a hero, not just the people with the title and the cape. Reeve is saying that in order to be a hero all you have to do is persevere and endure overwhelming obstacles and do your best to reach the top. Reeve may have been a hero playing Superman in the movies, but in real life became a hero after…

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    My Hero Research Paper

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    When we think about a hero we picture a person with superhuman qualities. A male character in a book, play, or movie, who is typically identified with good qualities. In reality a hero is someone who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements. How about someone who’s been paralyzed for 18 years and in constant pain everyday reason why this person had to take painkillers high doses to numb his pain. Not exactly what we picture as a hero but that person was my hero and his name…

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    Malala Research Paper

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    What is a hero? There are many people that are worthy of the title of a hero, both ordinary and extraordinary. They are noble, courageous, and go out of their way to do good for others. Malala Yousafzai is a women’s rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner that stood up for young Pakistani girls’ right to receive an education. Malala is a selfless leader who stood up for what she believed in and accomplished remarkable things to help others, which makes her a true hero. There are many…

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