Greg Chiampa September 20th, 2001 Dev. Of Drama Just before Medea kills Jason’s wife and father-in-law, she demonstrates to the audience that she is the epitome of deception and lunacy within the influential, Fifth Episode. Medea truly displays a schizophrenic dialogue that entails a roller coaster of emotions that engage an array from a benevolent mother, to a malevolent, mad man. In lines 1021-1027, Medea tells the tutor to bring her sons to her. She …showed first 75 words of 411 total…

…showed last 75 words of 411 total…Medea: away with this cowardice, these arguments that melt.” She then pushes her boys towards the house, letting the evil take over. Within the passage entailing lines 1020-1060, Medea goes through a back and forth emotional trip, battling her demons. Her evil side rules in the end, as she kills Jason’s wife, father-in-law and her own sons in a murderous rampage. And with these actions; further proving, that Medea is emotionally unstable and evil.