Comparing the Characters of Lysitrata, Penelope, and Medea

The purpose of this paper is to compare and contrast the role of Pederope in epic, Odyssey, Ricitorota of comedy, tragedy Midea. The author first briefly introduces each role, then compares and compares the climax. Penelope is a faithful, faithful and patient long wife who is facing the pressure to remarry her every day. She uses wisdom and intelligence to stop them. Once she finished the burial of the shroud for her husband she guaranteed to the complainant that she would remarry until returning and she intended to complete it.

In Euripides 'Medea', the character Medea plays a heroine, an enemy, and a victim. Medea married a famous Greek hero Jason, and she left her country of origin. After taking the two children Jason betrayed his vow to Medea and married Princess Corinth. To sorrow, Medea tortured Jason, even even killed his own children to hurt him, trying to make him as painful as possible. The events that took place before the drama helped to establish Medea as heroine and victim. Medea is the hero who killed her evil family and fled to Greece with Jason.

In the drama "Medea", there are two main characters, Medea and Jason. We saw these characters in the story of The Golden Fleece. Medea met Jason 's pursuit of Golden Wool. They quickly fell in love with each other enthusiasm. Medea had some help but she was influenced by Cupid's love spells. In this story, Jason promises to love Medea for life. It all began with the pursuit of gold wool. In order to make him king, Jason had to find gold wool. Being a king is the most important goal in Jason's life. This is all he wants. When he tried to get the Golden Wool, he met Medea. Medea is the princess of this land. When Jason arrives at Medea, Cupid is loved by Jason. She fell in love with Jason automatically at a glance. Love for him was so strong that he killed his brothers and gave up the kingdom.

After Jason came from Iolcus to Colchis, the role of Medea began and acquired inheritance and throne by collecting Golden Fleece. In the most surviving account, Medea Apollonius's Argonautica fell in love with him and promised to help him, but he will marry her only if he succeeds. Jason agreed. In a well-known mythical theme, Aeëtes promises to give him wool, but only if he can perform a specific task. First, Jason had to use a cow to burn the fire to cultivate the field, and he had to condemn himself; the Medea will protect him from bullish bulls . Next, Jason had to sow the dragon's teeth on the arable land (compared to the myths of Cadmus), and the teeth germinated into a group of fighter aircraft; however, Jason was warned beforehand by Medea I knew that throwing stones to the crowd. Jason then took a wool and sailed with Medea according to his promise.