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Medea laments the fact that her husband has taken a new wife. |
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She wins the Chorus over to her side by appealing to them as fellow woman and then declares revenge. |
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She convinces Creon to let her and her sons stay in Corinth one more day, then secures a safe life with King Aegeus of Athens. |
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Next, Medea tricks Jason into thinking that she's cool with his new marriage. |
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She manipulates her husband into asking Glauce if her kids can stay in Corinth. |
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Once this is done, she sends Jason and the boys off with cursed gifts for Glauce. |
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Still, Medea questions as to whether she should kill her sons. |
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She decides the boys' death is necessary and then revels in the news that Glauce and Creon have been murdered. |
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She slaughters her two boys. |
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Then, she erupts into the sky in a dragon-drawn chariot. |
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She trades some last bitter words with Jason. |
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Medea then flies away in her chariot while Jason is still talking. |
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