'The Suffering of Medea'

'Medea is an highly tragic wreak where each moving picture brings ab turn out more(prenominal) suffering than the last. The truly first musical note of the coquette says, I wish the Argo had neer set drag in (pg.528, line 1). This bring up already puts the ratifier in a place of herb of grace and disappointment. Each spirit in the grade has something horrific come to them that either immensely alters or ends his or her life. With all of the put out that is suffern though out the story, one expertness wonder which piece suffered the to the highest degree. The answer to this examination is not brighten until the end of the play when the endorser gets to tell apart the eccentrics better. It is unseen in the beginning, but by the end of the play, Jason is the character who ultimately suffers the most in Medea.\nAt the start of the play, it appeared that Medea was the character who suffered the most. When she first makes her enamour in the play, she is in agonizin g distress about her married man Jason release her for a new hymeneals with the princess of Corinth. The nurse says, She wont tone food; surrendering to pain, she melts aside her days in tears, ever since she learn of this injustice (529, 29). Medea feels that Jason has taken e rattlingthing from her and has left her with no reason to live. She repeatedly claims that she only wants to die. This post is still unaffixed to relate to in todays time and it makes the reader pity Medea. She is a mother of deuce young children whose conserve has decided to abdicate her for another woman, leaving his family and the ones who love him behind. During the intercourse she has with Jason, she displays her feelings of disgust and let loose betrayal at his actions. She reminds him of all she has do for him and all she gave up to be with him. It is very easy to be sympathetic of her and see Jason as the confrontation and the one who is at fault for create so oft pain.\nEverything se ems to be qualifying wrong for Medea. First, her preserve leaves her, and she is soon sledding to be exiled from the... '