Medea and Electra by Euripides Questions and Answers
Medea and Electra by Euripides
What is the meaning of the chorus' last speech in Medea and Electra?
The chorus is simply saying that the gods are in charge of all things and mortals can only understand so far.
Medea and Electra by Euripides
Who dies in "Medea" and "Electra," and what are their backgrounds?
In "Medea," key deaths include Creusa (Glauce) and Creon, who die from poisoned robes given by Medea, and Medea's own sons, whom she kills to hurt their father, Jason. In "Electra," Agamemnon,...