The title character kills someone with a poisoned robe before killing her children.
Edmund Richardson relates one modern adaptation of this work to Oswald Spengler's historical theories and to the poems that appear in The Double-Axe. That adaptation, by Robinson Jeffers, omits the title character's appearance in Helios's chariot. This Greek drama was originally controversial because of Artemis's role in bringing the title character to Aegeus. The title character kills someone with a poisoned robe before killing her children. For 10 points, name this Euripides tragedy concerning the title character's revenge against her husband who left her for Glauce (GLAO-kay), Jason.
Edmund Richardson relates one modern adaptation of this work to Oswald Spengler's historical theories and to the poems that appear in The Double-Axe.
Medea