Condemnation of Medea

Media is an impeccable example of a woman being dominated by the effects of devastating love. Unfortunately, due to these effects Medea committed a serious breach. It is a murder case. Not only did she take away the lives of the king and daughter, she took away the lives of the two children. King's death is a worse result of direct killing, but Medea is planning to plan all their deaths in the final details. From the beginning, Medea 's nurse observed Medea' s change from abandoned lover to angry murderer.

When the play began, along with their compassion Medea, the audience shares this sympathy, but at the end of the script, the choir was accused of Medea: <BR> <BR>? Oh, a tragic mother, destroy your own increase and murder your body baby! You decided to be stone and iron. "<BR> <BR> It's a crowd that they make Medea feel like they do not allow you to blame her like a choir, but they saw what Medea did she did You can understand why it was not

A woman in Corinth. Medea conquered their loyalty and delivered a silent oath. They saw terrible events, but they do not interfere. They accuse Medea from time to time, but they seem to be more tired than her. Like Medea, they are treated unfairly by women; some of them seem to live elsewhere through Medea's terrible revenge

The relationship between Chorus and Medea is the most interesting part of the Greek drama. These women were feared and enchanted by Medea, which instead replaced her life. They all condemned her and pity on her terrible behavior, but they did not get in the way. Powerful and fearless, Medea refuses unfair treatment by men, and choirs retaliated against all the crimes against all women in retaliation for her, so that they can only admire that they have no choice but to help her I could not do it. Unlike Aeschylus 'Oresteia', we are allowed to comfort ourselves by restoring the dominant order of men. "Medea" represents a hypocritical and helpless order.

Seneca is the opposite. His Medea is not so much respected and religious as the gods. She often blames their lack of action and action. Seneca has opened its own version of Medea. She appeared behind the scenes, this is the first person who is obvious to the audience. The rest of Medea 's first act set the tone of her characterization. She said, "God, revenge! Please come to me now, please ask me and help me ..." From her first words Medea's idea turned into revenge. She is fully aware of what she has to do