One of the most powerful and enduring of Greek tragedies, masterfully portraying the fierce motives driving Medea's pursuit of vengeance for her husband's insult and betrayal. Authoritative Rex Warner translation.
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用暴力挑战暴力，不管是Medea还是Euripides都挺令人敬畏的哎
评分狠女大战渣男，431BC的东西，丝毫没有outdated感。话说原来Jason就是伊阿宋啊......
评分“She would rather set the world on fire than lose” 这么多年一直有一个belief：你读什么书& 选择写什么书代表了你是怎么样的人。就如大一痴迷Antigone一样，这几个月一直反复在读Medea。Writing Sample也写的是和她有关的art pieces, 还自己手动完整翻译了一遍。那种绝望到不顾一切想把世界都颠覆，却在血光中攥着匕首微笑说“我赢了”的姿态，确实让我，很着迷。
评分J: I loved them. M: I did, you didn’t. J: You loved them and killed them. M: To make you feel pain. The essential style of Ancient Greek plays: play with the lines. The essential topic of Ancient Greek plays: god is mischievous and there is no other way.
评分从430 BC到现在，事情变了多少呢？We women are the most unhappy class that’s born; who first by an excess of wealth must buy a husband, only after all by this to get a master who may lord it o’er us at his will.
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