In this work, a man suffering from infertility is forced to promise asylum without knowing why he must provide it, and it begins with a lament by a Nurse wishing that a trip had never been made. The final scene of this play, which traditionally features an exit on a dragon chariot to the safety of Aegus's court, was retooled by Robinson Jeffers in a famous adaptation. A pair of robes alternately poison or immolate Glauce and her father Creon, who had hoped to banish the title character after installing her husband on the throne. Ending with the title character's murder of her own children, for ten points, identify this Euripides play that sees the wrath wrought on Co
In this work, a man suffering from infertility is forced to promise asylum without knowing why he must provide it, and it begins with a lament by a Nurse wishing that a trip had never been made. The final scene of this play, which traditionally features an exit on a dragon chariot to the safety of Aegus's court, was retooled by Robinson Jeffers in a famous adaptation. A pair of robes alternately poison or immolate Glauce and her father Creon, who had hoped to banish the title character after installing her husband on the throne. Ending with the title character's murder of her own children, for ten points, identify this Euripides play that sees the wrath wrought on Corinth by the spurned wife of Jason.
In this work, a man suffering from infertility is forced to promise asylum without knowing why he must provide it, and it begins with a lament by a Nurse wishing that a trip had never been made.