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play that deals with the breakdown of Jason and Medea's marriage |
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Jason and Medea are running from: |
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Iolcus, king Acastus and Pelia's son |
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Creon's daughter. aka Creusa. Jason marries her to protect himself and his sons. Jason is already married to Medea. |
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Medea's anger and revenge |
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Creon tells her to leave in one day because she is a problem. She kills Glauce by dipping a robe and crown in posion and giving it to her as a gift. She burns and dies along with Creon who tries to save her. Medea kills her two sons to get at Jason. |
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Son of Medea and Aegeus, king of Athens. Considered to be the father of the Persians. |
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Son of Medea and Aegeus, king of Athens. Considered to be the father of the Persians. |
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