This mythological figure's grandfather is said to be the sun god Helios, who provides this person with an escape vehicle, a golden chariot pulled by dragons. After being exiled to Corinth, this figure causes the death of that city's King Creon, who becomes fatally ill upon embracing his poisoned daughter, Glauce. Once she is assured by King Aegeus that Athens will be a place of refuge, she then expresses her jealousy of Glauce's affair with her husband by stabbing her two children to death. For 
This mythological figure's grandfather is said to be the sun god Helios, who provides this person with an escape vehicle, a golden chariot pulled by dragons. After being exiled to Corinth, this figure causes the death of that city's King Creon, who becomes fatally ill upon embracing his poisoned daughter, Glauce. Once she is assured by King Aegeus that Athens will be a place of refuge, she then expresses her jealousy of Glauce's affair with her husband by stabbing her two children to death. For 10 points, name this murderous sorceress, title character of a Euripedes play and wife of Jason.
This mythological figure's grandfather is said to be the sun god Helios, who provides this person with an escape vehicle, a golden chariot pulled by dragons.
Medea