For 10 points, name this tragedy in which the title sorceress kills her own children for revenge on her husband Jason, a play by Euripides.
One character in this work is going to Pittheus, King of Troezen to interpret the Oracle's advice "not to unstop the wineskin's neck". The title character of this work gives a spiteful, feminist speech lamenting her situation, which worries the king and results in her getting exiled. At the end of this work, the title character escapes in the dragon-pulled chariot of (*) Helios. Another character in this play, Glauce, is gifted with a coronet and a dress laced with poison, which kill her and her father, Creon. For 10 points, name this tragedy in which the title sorceress kills her own children for revenge on her husband Jason, a play by Euripides.
One character in this work is going to Pittheus, King of Troezen to interpret the Oracle's advice "not to unstop the wineskin's neck".
Medea