Kreon's daughter. She is the princess of Corinth (setting of the play). Creon and Kreon are the same person in these two plays -- just spelled differently.
Maddie- According to wikipedia, Jason leaves Medea when Creon, king of Corinth, offers him his daughter, Creusa or Glauce. The play tells of how Medea gets her revenge on her husband for this betrayal...
Medea is madly in love with Jason because of a spell, Jason does not have to love Medea. From, Molly A.
there is not much of a stigma against this jeff because men were thought to be better than women. so if a man divorced a women he could very easily remarry
You'll find out when you read the play.
ReplyDeleteUm.. yeah. He cheats on her with the princess of Kreon. Line 17-18.
ReplyDeleteKreon's daughter. She is the princess of Corinth (setting of the play). Creon and Kreon are the same person in these two plays -- just spelled differently.
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ReplyDeleteAccording to wikipedia, Jason leaves Medea when Creon, king of Corinth, offers him his daughter, Creusa or Glauce. The play tells of how Medea gets her revenge on her husband for this betrayal...
Medea is madly in love with Jason because of a spell, Jason does not have to love Medea.
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Molly A.
so creon knows Jason is with Medea at the time of his proposition right, or is there not much of a stigma against such a thing at that time?
ReplyDeletethere is not much of a stigma against this jeff because men were thought to be better than women. so if a man divorced a women he could very easily remarry
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