In the play, Jason and Medea have very different points of view about Jason¯s new marriage. Jason views his new marriage to the king¯s daughter as a good opportunity for him to provide wealth and prestige for his famil

y. Jason also wants to raise his children in an environment where they are pampered from head to toe. However, Medea feels anger and jealousy toward Jason¯s new marriage. Medea emphasizes on the fact that she is the victim and not the nobility. Medea argues that she helped Jason when he was in the deepest trouble and she did nothing short of doing her duty as Jason¯s wife. Jason¯s defense on that account is that he too helped Medea out from the Barbarian world so that she can have civilized life. However, Medea still cannot understand nor forgive Jason¯s new marriage, because she feels that she has done nothing wrong. Also, Medea feels that even with all the wealth of a king, there is no happiness if there is no love. I agree with Medea¯s second argument, because Jason¯s argument seems more like an excuse or justification of his action. Marring a wea

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