" That dress was made with poison which causes the deaths of the king of Corinth, Creon, and his daughter, Glauce.
A messenger is sent to inform the title character of "an unholy, horrible thing" in this work. A command to "not unstop the wineskin's neck" convinces one character in this work to visit the title character. The title character extracts an oath from that infertile king, Aegeus, which allows the title character to give "a dress / of soft weave and a coronet of beaten gold" to another character in this story, as well as pursue an action that the nurse had previously criticized, wondering "Babes, with their father's sin? Why call thy curse on these?" That dress was made with poison which causes the deaths of the king of Corinth, Creon, and his daughter, Glauce. For 10 points, what is this Euripides tragedy that sees the title character kill her children to enact revenge on her husband, Jason?
A messenger is sent to inform the title character of "an unholy, horrible thing" in this work.
Medea