Betrayal and Revenge

The chapter delves into the aftermath of Jason's betrayal of Medea, highlighting the consequences as their life in Corinth becomes strained. It sets the stage for impending turmoil as Jason's ambition and wanderlust threaten their marital harmony, leading to Medea's intense emotions and desire for revenge. Through conversations between Medea's nurse, Jason's sons' tutor, and the Corinthian women chorus, the chapter reveals the powerful and willful nature of Medea as she grapples with despair and societal constraints.