One character in this play tells his father "timid innocence" was never known to suddenly become "extreme licence." The title character apostrophizes her father in telling him "Venus' wrath has doomed
One character in this play tells his father "timid innocence" was never known to suddenly become "extreme licence." The title character apostrophizes her father in telling him "Venus' wrath has doomed your race", shortly before she castigates her maid. A half-bull half-dragon is summoned on a favour owed by Neptune to kill a character that discusses his desire to leave Troezen with Théramène and loves Ismène's friend Aricie. Oenone convinces the title character to tell her husband that his son forced himself on her. For 10 points, name this play in which the title character is destroyed by her love for Thésée 's son Hippolyte, a work of Jean Racine.
One character in this play tells his father "timid innocence" was never known to suddenly become "extreme licence.
{Phèdre} [or {Phaedra}]