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Medea
King Creon kicking Medea out of the country |
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Medea
Ageus and the fertility and drugs(Ageus couldn't have children but Medea could help him with her magic and then he could provide her with a place to stay after she was kicked out) |
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Medea
Only story with it in it |
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Jason notices and marries Glauke
Feels he can do what he wants |
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Medea tries to get on Jason's good side
Gives Glauke poisoned dress
Kills children with sword |
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Nets
Inescapable fate
Imposing doom
Capturing
Toils |
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| Slave/mistress of Agamemnon. Prophet of whom no one believes |
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Clytemnestra's lover
Ruled over Sparta during Agamemnon's absence |
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Ag. choosing to kill his daughter Iphigena to end the Trojan War
Clytaemestra choosing to kill Ag and Cassandra to avenge her daughter's death |
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Cly saying Ag was the greatest warrior and king
Cly thinking she was approved by the gods to kill Ag because of the curse placed on his family
Ag bringing home a mistressq |
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Cly killing Ag
Cly killing Cassandra |
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| "Those they love they sent for" |
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