Medea
The play Medea is told from her point of view. ... Due to these double standards, Medea believes that without Jason she doesn’t have any worth in the society that she lives in. ... Medea would be considered a whore because she has already been with a man, Jason. ... This viewpoint is another double standard between men and women which have created the monstrous Medea. Medea is a woman’s scorn. ... The Chorus in Medea represents the Corinthian women. ... They believe that Medea should seek revenge against Jason for him leaving her for another woman, The Princess of Corinth. ... The purpose of Euripede’s play, Medea, was to challenge the views of the Greek culture at large.