How does language in ‘Medea’ and ‘Hedda Gabler’ convey emotions?

In the tragedy of Greek Medea, Euripedes (484-407), and Hedda Gabler (script by Norwegian Henrick Ibsen in 1890), the difference between the two languages ​​is slight, but it varies from age to time. Written from the original language to English and translated, they show similar usage of words, such as satire, speech, lies, figurative languages, and vocabulary expressing character's character and emotion. Happiness, indignation, boredom, awkwardness and so on.

Medea from Euripides, Hedda Gabler from Henrik Ibsen, Macbeth from William Shakespeare all share a common theme. All of these plays are centered on women who are keen on power. In Medea and Hedda Gabler, it is the title letter, in Macbeth it is Lady Macbeth. In Medea, Medea's husband Jason left her princess. In addition to Jason 's newlywed wife and his wife' s father, Medea got angry and killed her child. To make matters worse, she lets her child poison her new wife and father before she kills her new wife and father. With Hedda Gabler, Hedda reconciled with recently relaxed George Tesman. She is often bored. She is obviously not a housewife. The only thing that excited her was to plan her pistol and the fall of others. In Macbeth, Mrs Macbeth is dissatisfied with her and her husband's residence. He is a representative of Grammys, but after predicting that he will be king, Mrs Macbeth soon suggested that he kill the current king.

Medea, Hedda and Lady Macbeth each have different powers. Medea is most aggressive. First, she found her own problem: Jason was not punished for abusing her. Next, she isolated the problem and destroyed it orderly. She does this by killing all the people Jason loves. Then she was a descendant of Zeus so she escaped these murders in some way. Hedda has the same potential as her and can be used to solve her main problems: boredom. But she ended up suffering after all. She fell into a monotonous marriage and stayed there to avoid scandals. As she is already in great trouble, I believe that the only way to make her a wanting force is to kill herself beautifully. Mrs Macbeth seems to be working in a more beautiful way. She knew what to do before she became her husband and chased her husband. In this way, the three stories all end in the same way

I came up with the idea that both Henrik Ibsen by Euripides and Hedda Gabler by Medea were unjustly treated in life or a woman who just had a worse life. Therefore the playwright uses different techniques to describe them, their suffering, the measures they take to alleviate this pain, and the means to be taken to achieve her revenge. Foreplay was in Norway at the end of the 19th century. - Formalist: The formalist strategy tends to focus on the formal aspect of the work. Critics of formalists believe that literature is not a reflection of artists and authors. This strategy is useful for analyzing dramas and fiction. Because words and images shape the work itself. Critics of formalism cast doubts about complexity when analyzing more complicated stories. Formalist strategy reveals meaning and strengthens text subject