Jason Reeves

We share a common trait and that is we are both protective older siblings. I am the oldest of three. I have a younger sister and a brother. I would not want either of them to marry someone like Jason. I would have to agree with you on the fact that Medea was into Jason more than Jason was into her, she should not have devoted as much time as she did on him, then again she didn't think he would break there promise and be as deceitful as he was. As for Theseus I understand where your coming from…

and abandoned by her husband. It is notable that the suffering undergone by the characters of this tragedy is seen through their behaviors and emotions, but the guiding hand leading to all their calamities is Fortune itself. The notion that pushes Jason to leave his kingdom to begin with is that he seeks to be reunited with his prosperity after it was ripped away from him with the death of his father. Continually, Fortune’s hand was seen in Medea’s actions with killing her family and leaving…

In Medea by Euripides, Medea tricks the King of Corinth into letting her remain in the city for one more day. Suspicious of Medea’s intentions for his family, King Creon exiles Medea and her two sons from Corinth. Upon being told this, Medea throws herself to his feet and beseeches to have one day to collect herself and the kids. To her delight, the King grants her request. Although the King thought he was doing her kind, he instead was ensuring his daughter’s and his own demise. In the quote,…

Euripides releases in his play Medea that moderation is imperative to a successful existence. Performed in the city Dionysia in 431 BCE, Euripides’ tragedy Medea, based upon the myth of Jason and Medea, the plot centres on the actions of Medea, a former princess of the “barbarian” kingdom of Colchis, and the wife of Jason. Euripides’ tragic story revolving around anger and revenge ending in pain and ruin for most characters entrenches the notion that moderation in all forms is imperative to a…

Jason was a true friend and hero. His life was a challenge because his childhood life was rough, He had to get the golden fleece to get the crown, and After he started ruling a kingdom. Jason was a leader in Argonautic Expedition in getting the Golden Fleece. His Father was king Iolcus, he got all his genes from his father and hardly anything from his mother. One of the main reasons why Jason's life was a challenge was his childhood was rough. He was the son of king Iolcus, Jason was more…

The first thing you might imagine when you hear the name Medusa is most likely along the lines of “the woman with snakes for hair and you’ll turn to stone if you look at her face”. Yes, that is true but that’s not all of it, there’s a whole lot more to her story than what meets the eye. When looking for a myth for this essay, I recalled that Medusa was a part of Greek mythology that I curious about ever since I watched ‘Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief’, which is where I was…

knows that Medea will never listen to these women who are trying to stay by her side. The women are trying to calm Medea down from this violent path she has chosen to take. The women are trying to stand together with Medea since she was done wrong by Jason. Euripides’s…

women have a resembling story. Their husbands, Jason and Agamemnon, betrayed Medea and Clytemnestra by committing adultery. Clytemnestra and Medea did not take this unfaithfulness very well. Both women acted out of hurt when they exacted revenge against their adulterous husbands, by using their cunning wits. In the play Medea, Medea feels victimized and outraged when she ascertains her husband planned on leaving her for King Creon’s daughter, Glauce. Jason also decided to exile Medea and keep…

can be used to sum up Medea and her antics: crazy. Everything starts off fine and dandy for Medea and then takes this sudden shift to about the heaviest topic discussable - murder. There’s a lot of variables here to consider in terms of Medea and Jason. I initially reacted with a doubt on Jason’s end and confirmed that Medea could actually make a good case in defense of getting back at him. I knew she suffered immensely from Jason’s leaving her for another woman, and judging from how badly she…

have never acted in the manner that she did, and the blame is to fall upon Jason. Through the actions of Jason from the marriage, the dissatisfaction with his home life and the want for bigger and better things, and finally the ultimate betrayal…