Iazon, it's Greek Ιάσων/Ιάσονας The direct transliteration of Easun in Latin, translated as Jason in English, is a hero in ancient Greek mythology. He is also the prince of Thesaria, the son of Eson, and the grandson of Chrystus. After Uncle Pelias usurped the throne, he ordered him to search for the Golden Fleece in Corcas. With the help of Hera, Isazon, along with heroes such as Heracles and Meleagnus, rode the Argo and went through hardships to obtain the Golden Fleece. In the end, she was cursed by Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty, unintentionally, like a joke, and ended in hatred and melancholy.

The main hero in Greek mythology who captured the Golden Fleece. Jason is the son of Aeson and the grandson of Kratos. Kratos established a city and the kingdom of Iorcas in the bay of Thessaly, and passed the kingdom on to his son Eson. Eson, like his father, was also an upright king, but his personality was too indecisive to rule the powerful Thesale. When the princes of Thesale rebelled, he welcomed the help of his half brother Pelias. After pacifying the rebellion, Pelias was appointed as the captain of Eson's guards, but his brother conspired to overthrow Eson's rule and exiled him outside the city. [1] After Isaac grew up, he begged his uncle Pelias for the throne. Pelias pretended to be willing to abdicate, but at the same time suggested that Isaac embark on a glorious adventure to recover the golden fleece in the Kingdom of Kochs, claiming that it was their family's property. Isaac promised to help Pelias obtain the Golden Fleece. With the help of Princess Medea of Kochs, she obtained the Golden Fleece and married Medea, but later abandoned her wife in a state of disgust. Later, due to jealousy, Medea summoned the gods to seek revenge and gave Creusa, the bride of Isaon, a delicate robe and a golden crown, poisoning the princess of Corinth. She then killed herself and Isaon's children and fled to Athens, where she married Ageus, the father of Theseus.
The story of 'Golden Fleece' comes from ancient Greek mythology and legends. Frixos was saved by the golden sheep bestowed by the god Hermes. In order to thank the gods, he sacrificed the sheep to Zeus, the king of all gods, and gave the golden wool to King Aedes. Aetes placed the Golden Fleece on an oak tree in the Holy Forest and let the Poisonous Dragon guard it. The world believes that this golden fleece is priceless, and many heroes and princes dream of it.

In order to reclaim the scepter and throne from his uncle who had usurped the throne, Prince Isazon of Thesaria fell for his uncle's scam and took the Greek heroes on the ship Argo to Corcas to retrieve the golden fleece. Isazon served as the commander on the ship, Tephis was at the helm, and the observant Linkos was the pilot. The famous hero Heracles was in charge of the front cabin, while Achilles' father Peleus and Aeas' father Teramon were in charge of the rear cabin. The other sailors included Castor and Polydices, the sons of Zeus, Nereus, the father of Nestor, the king of Pyrrhus, Ademethos, the loyal wife of Alcethes, Meleaglus, who killed the Lyudon boar, Orpheus, the genius singer, Menotius, the father of Patroclus, and Theseus, who later became the king of Athens, along with his friend Pyritus, Heracles' young friend Huras, the son of Poseidon, Euphemus, and the father of Aeas the Younger, Oreus.
With the help of Athena, the Argo heroes went through countless hardships to reach their destination, but were unable to obtain the Golden Fleece from the Fire Dragon. The infatuated princess Medea betrayed her father Aeetes for love, helping Isaon obtain the Golden Fleece and killing his chasing brother. They followed Isaon to leave their hometown and start living in a distant country.
However, the golden wool obtained at such a painful cost did not bring them happiness. Ten years later, Isazon no longer loved his wife Medea and even abandoned his beloved son to marry a beautiful princess from another country. The goddess of revenge, Medea, once committed such a deep crime for love, but could not obtain happiness. In great pain, she used poison to design and poison other princesses in order to retaliate, to prevent her son from being retaliated by the enemy (the poison was offered by her two sons), and to combat Isazon, Medea ruthlessly killed her two biological sons. In the end, poor Isaac died in despair and was hit to death by the fallen heavy wood of the Argo ship during his nap.

The story takes place in the heroic era of ancient Greece, within the city-state of Korentus.
Isazon's wife Medea was suffering immense pain in her heart: her husband abandoned her and two sons to marry Grouche, the daughter of King Kryon of the city of Korentos. Medea was filled with anger and grief, lying on the ground all day without eating or drinking, and her whole body was immersed in sorrow; Her beautiful eyes were filled with tears. I stared blankly at the ground in front of me. The body is becoming increasingly haggard. Only when she lamented her dear father, her motherland, and her home did she turn her beautiful, snow-white neck and moan in pain.
She recalled in pain the happy life she had with Isazon before.
Medea was the daughter of King Aeetes of the city of Corcas. That year, the son of King Ezon of the city of Iorcos, Iazon, came to Kolkas to fetch the golden wool. Medea fell madly in love with this foreign young man, helped him obtain the golden wool, and returned to Iorcos with him to enjoy sweet love.
Medea remembered the situation when they returned to Iolcos. The throne of Song was originally usurped by his half brother Pelias. Pelias later agreed to relinquish the throne to Isazon, as long as Isazon was willing to go to Corcas to retrieve the Golden Sheep Hair. But by the time Isaac retrieved the Golden Fleece, he had been killed by Perias. It was Medea who used magic to persuade the daughters of Perias to kill their father and avenge Isazon; They were also driven out of the city by the son of Pelias and exiled with their two sons to Corinthus.

Sweet love, harmonious family, lovely children, memories of the past made Medea even more miserable. She hates Isaac Song, hates this family, and even hates her two lovely sons!
Misfortune never comes singly. Medea, abandoned by love, will suffer a new disaster - King Creon of Corinthus wants to expel Medea and her two children from the country.
Medea's soul could no longer bear such immense pain and sorrow, and she wept bitterly and wished to die immediately. However, despite Medea being a woman and appearing very weak in her sorrowful cries, the fierce temper and hatred hidden in her stubborn heart are equally immense. Just as the sky was already filled with melancholic black clouds, and a raging electric fire was about to flicker, Medea, in her rage, didn't know what terrible thing she would do!
Sure enough, when the angry mother saw her lovely son enter the house, she also lost the gentle maternal love of the past and cursed them maliciously: "You two damn things, the thing born of a resentful mother, die together with your father, and the whole family will die clean!" She was filled with grief and anger and didn't know where to vent. The sadness, anger, and hatred burned her heart, stinging with pain like a needle. Facing the heavens, she could only wail and cry loudly, "Oh dear! May the thunder and fire from the sky come and cleave my head! What's the point of living in this world? Oh dear, I would rather give up this hateful life and find peace from death
Medea painfully recalled her and Isazon's past. Before taking the Golden Fleece and fleeing with Medea, Isaac had sworn to her that they would grow old together for a hundred years. And it was the magic of love that caused Medea to follow Isaac on board the Argo ship and prepare to escape. When she saw her father and brother chasing after her, she unexpectedly cut her brother Apthyltos into pieces and threw them into the sea. Father was busy collecting corpses and was unable to catch up with them. Medea has paid such a huge price for love, and now? Thinking of these things, Medea had no choice but to submit to the heavenly god Zeus and to the heavenly ruler of the law The goddess of justice and oath called out, "You see, although I once bound my despicable husband with a solemn oath, I am now in such pain! Let me see him with my own eyes, his bride and his family destroyed together, how dare they harm me first! Oh, my father, my country, I am ashamed that I killed my brother and left you. I truly regret it

The tragic cries and groans of Medea aroused sympathy from many local women. They asked Medea's nanny to come in and invite her out, and they wanted to persuade her to change her angry mood and calm her anger.
Medea thanked everyone for their concern and wept her sorrow. Among all rational and spiritual beings, we women are the most unfortunate, "she said to everyone with emotion, It is unfortunate for a woman to not get married at an old age, but to get married, she must pay a large amount of money to buy a dowry, only to find a master for herself. Even worse, marrying a bad guy can be even more painful. Divorce is a shameful thing for women, but we cannot throw bad husbands out of the house. In this way, the first thing a woman needs to learn after getting married is how to manage her husband. If successful, then life is enviable Otherwise, it would be better to die
Medea was filled with sorrow and indignation to speak to people, and her words flowed like a river that opened its gates. She talked about the unequal treatment women have suffered since ancient times, her sad background, and her determination to avenge her heartless husband, the married king, and the newlywed princess. She firmly said, "Women are always afraid of everything. When they go to the battlefield and see swordsmen, they are always scared and fearful; but when they are bullied by their husbands, there is no other heart more vicious than her
At this moment, King Kryon hurried with his attendants and fiercely ordered Medea, "You sad looking Medea, angry at your husband, I command you to leave the city with your two sons immediately and go into exile! Don't delay, you know
Kryon, why are you driving me out of this place? "Medea asked angrily.
Kryon said fiercely and dominantly, "I don't have to hide my reasons. I'm afraid you'll frame my daughter. There are many things that cause me to be afraid, because you're born smart and know many spells, and you're very angry after being abandoned by your husband. I've also heard reports. If you want to threaten the king, prince, and princess who got married, what terrible things are you going to do? Not expelling you will bring endless consequences

Medea argued that she had no such intention. She only resented her husband and requested Kryon's permission for her and her child to continue living here. However, cunning Kryon did not believe it and demanded that she leave immediately, otherwise he would use force to drive her and the child out. Medea had to take a step back and request Kryon to let her stay for an extra day, so that she could decide where to find a place to rest for the children. Kryon tilted his head for a moment before reluctantly agreeing. But "he said to Medea," I'll tell you first that if you and your son are still in my city tomorrow, you won't be able to live, do you hear me.
On the surface, Medea may seem to be pleading weakly, but in reality, she has already planned revenge: to turn the three enemies of the king, princess, and Jason into three corpses on this day! What method is she hesitating about now: burning down their new house, or sneaking into the room with the new bed and stabbing them in the chest with a sharp sword? She felt that the latter method was not good. If someone catches her when she enters the new house, she will not survive and will also be ridiculed by her enemies. She had a brainstorm, right! It's best to use her most familiar and simple method to kill them with poison. She swore by the moon god Hecat in the niche on the inner wall of her boudoir, "No one among them can harm my heart for nothing without receiving revenge! I will make their marriage very tragic, make them regret this marriage, regret that they should not have driven me out of this place

Isaac angrily ran over, accusing Medea of being foolish and foolish, daring to curse the king, and calling for expulsion was truly deserved. He even pretended to say to Medea, "Madam, I care about you very much. I'm afraid you and your son will go into exile and suffer from poverty, which will bring a lot of pain. If you lack anything or need anything, please let me know and I will help you." Medea saw through this heartless man and cursed him for being despicable and shameless. She recounted how many times she had helped him escape danger and seek revenge at critical moments, but when she turned around, she was abandoned, leaving her and her child nowhere to rest. She cursed Isaac with sorrow and indignation, and asked the heavens, "Ah, Zeus, why only give humans a touchstone, so that mortals can discern the truth and falsehood of gold, but do not imprint it on that body to discern the good and evil of humanity
Isaac, on the other hand, cunningly argued that Medea's salvation was a favor from God of Love, and that Medea received much more benefits from it than he did. He told Medea, "You came from that barbaric place to live in Greece, knowing how to live under justice and law, and no longer seeking violence; and all Greeks heard that you were very clever, which made you famous! If you still lived in your city, no one would praise you." As for Medea, he cursed him for marrying a princess, He said he didn't mean it for himself: "Since I came here from Iorcos with these many unbearable disasters, besides marrying the king's daughter, what more beneficial way can I, as an exiled person, find?" He said he wasn't interested in the new or the old, but wanted to save this family and make life look like it. He said to Medea, "I will bring up my sons, worthy of their upbringing in my family; and how fortunate we are to have your two sons together with their future brothers! You are also thinking for the sake of the children, and I happened to use my future son to help our two sons. Am I planning to be wrong?" He said that Medea should not have been stabbed by jealousy and should not blame him.
Medea did not believe in his hypocrisy, nor did she want the painful life of wealth and the happiness of stabbing others. She was even more unwilling to listen to Isaac's advice and change her curse on her enemies. Instead of that, she said it would be better to wander alone.
Isaac, seeing that he could not persuade him to turn to Medea at any rate, once again proposed to send some money to alleviate the suffering of Medea's mother and son in exile, and also told friends from all over the world to invite them to treat Medea's mother and son well. Medea refused, "I don't need your friends, nor do I accept anything from you. You don't have to give it to me because everything a bad person gives is useless.

Isaac's hypocrisy and shamelessness stirred up a new hatred in Medea's heart. She sat stuffily in the room, her mind mixed and restless.
The servant announced that a guest came to visit. Medea came out and saw Aegis, the king of the Athenian city-state, Dion
Her son, who was a good friend she had met on the Argo ship in Yiazon. After his marriage, Egos had no children. He went to the ancient temple where Apollo issued a deity and prayed to the gods. Medea wanted to hear what the heavenly gods were saying, and Egus told her the obscure and inexplicable divination - "You, the most powerful person on earth, must not untie the leg that stretched out on the wine bag before you return to the fertile land of Athens." Egus could have returned to Athens by land, but he didn't understand this divination, so he took a detour to sail to Trozenia and asked the king of the city of Bitus, who was proficient in divination, to tell him. Medea wished him a safe journey and fulfilled his wishes. Egos saw Medea's tearful expression on her face and asked her why she was so sad. Medea sadly told him about herself and her child being abandoned by Jason and being expelled from the country by King Creon. Seeing Egos sincerely sympathizing with himself, a new idea sprouted in Medea's mind. She begged Egos and said, "Egos, have pity on me, this unfortunate person. Don't let me be driven out like this alone; please receive me and let me go to your city and live in your house, will you? I will thank you. With my mastery of magic, I will make you have a son. In this way, when you die, you will have children to die, and you will have heirs to inherit
Medea's magic allowed him to have children, which made Egus happy to extend his hand of friendship. As long as you can go to my city, I will do my best to protect you. That's my duty, "Egos continued." But you have to leave this place yourself. I can't help you with this. I don't want to offend my host, Kryon
This is enough for Medea to be satisfied. But she was not at ease, and she even swore to the gods, saying, "You said, never drive me out of your city; while you are still alive, if my enemies want to take me away, you will never give me up." Aegus swore to keep his promise, otherwise he would be willing to be punished by those who do not respect God.

Medea then let go of her heart. In this way, after realizing her revenge plan, she will have a place to rest. After Egos resigned, she began to consider her cruel revenge plan; She was going to send her servant to invite Isaac, pretending to speak sweetly about her satisfactory plans, and pleading with him to keep her two sons; Then he sent his son to hold the exquisite robe and golden crown that had been smeared with poison as a gift to the princess. When the princess's body was stained with those clothes, she and those who came into contact with her would die.
Thinking of this, Medea wept and mourned for what she had decided to do, which was to kill her two lovely sons! She wanted to use this cruel method to severely punish the sins of Yiazong, and make Yiazong's heart ache like a knife. She gritted her teeth and muttered to herself, "From now on, he will never see the child I gave him alive, and his bride will be tragically poisoned, and he cannot give birth to a son for him
Medea, who is usually gentle and submissive, has become so rough and cruel because she has been abandoned. She will put all her eggs in one basket!

The servant went to invite Yiazong. Medea pretended to ask him to forgive her for cursing him just now, asking him to forgive her irritability. She told Isazon: After you left, I always scolded myself like this - 'Unfortunately, why are you so crazy? Why treat those who kindly advise you as enemies? Why hate the king here, hate your husband? He married this princess for his own good, to add a few brothers to your son. God has bestowed such a great favor on you, why don't you even let go of your anger?' - Every time I think of this, I feel like I have to be very foolish, this anger is really unfair! I fully agree with your idea now, thinking that your marriage is very clever; I can't be as foolish as before. I should assist you in completing your plan and happily stand by the bed to serve your bride She also asked her two sons to come out quickly to visit their father and said to them, "Let's forget our past hatred together and rebuild our old friendship with our enemies
But at the sight of her son's lovely face, Medea's mood became very excited. She remembered that she was about to kill them, and unconsciously exclaimed, "Oh, I suddenly remembered that hidden disaster! Children, how long can you live? Can you stretch out this lovely arm in the future?" Crystal tears rushed down her eyes, dripping onto the delicate faces of the children.
Jason did not care what Medea cried for her son. He was very happy to see his wife change her mind and generously stated that he would not pursue her past mistakes. He touched the heads of his two sons again and said affectionately. Children, I have made many arrangements in advance for you, and you and your future brothers will become the noblest people in this city of Kerentus! Children, grow up well
Medea heard Isaac talk about her son's future again, and her heart was in great pain. Her face was pale, and tears welled up in her eyes, but her will to revenge did not soften her heart. According to her revenge plan, she once again requested Isazon, saying, "Since the king wants to expel me, I had better leave this place and go into exile. However, my children, you must go and ask Kryon not to expel them, and let them be raised into people in your hands

She asked Isaac to give it a try as much as possible and asked him to call the princess to plead with the king not to exile her child. She said to Isazon, "I will also help you with this difficult matter. I will send some gifts to the princess, a delicate robe and a golden crown, and ask the children to take them. These clothes were passed down by my grandfather Helios to his descendants, and I know they are the most beautiful thing in the world." She called her son and asked them each to hold a gift and bring it to the happy princess bride.
Isaac naturally agreed to Medea's request, but told her not to give any gifts to the princess. He looked at the robe and golden crown and smiled at Medea, "Do you think there is a lack of gifts such as robes and gold in that palace? I know very well that as long as that woman looks up to me, she would rather have me than any possessions
Don't say that, "said Medea with a smile, Speak loudly to your two sons and say, "Children, when you enter that wealthy palace, give this dress to your father's bride and ask her not to expel you. Remember, this gift must be accepted by the bride herself. Go quickly, and may you come back to me with the good news I hope after your success

The servant returned with two children from the palace. He happily told Medea, "My mistress, your child will not be exiled. The princess bride has happily accepted your gift with her own hands. From now on, your son can live safely in the palace
The servant thought his news would please Medea. Who knew that Medea was panicked after hearing this, her face pale, and she couldn't help but lament, tears of pain brushing down her face. The kind-hearted servant believed that she was grieving for the separation of her mother and son, comforting her that her son would bring her back in the future; And in Medea, the pain is that she will personally give her son to the god of death. Her trembling hands gently caressed the heads of her two sons, Sadly, he said, "My child! You will leave me and become an orphan without a mother. Before I can enjoy your filial piety, before I can see you enjoying happiness, before I can prepare a bath for you before marriage, and before I can decorate your wedding bed and marry the bride, I will be expelled and exiled to another land. It is only because of my violent nature that I suffer like this, Medea raised her head and continued: My child, I have raised you for nothing and suffered the pain of childbirth in vain. I had great hopes for you before, hoping that you would raise me old and personally bury my bones. These are all things that we mortals envy the most! But now, this sweet thought has completely disappeared, because I am about to lose you and wander away, and you will have to live a different life. You can no longer look at your mother with these lovely eyes
The two innocent and childish children still don't fully understand the meaning of their mother's words, let alone what her mother will do to them. They opened their bright and lovely eyes to look at their mother, with a faint smile on their faces. This was like a sharp sword piercing into Medea's heart. Her heart was in turmoil, she muttered to herself; I can't do that! I have to cancel my previous plan, I have to take my child out! Why punish their father's sins and cause myself double the pain? This must not be possible, I have to cancel my plan
But when her mind calmed down a bit and she thought about the reality, Medea sternly rebuked her weakness: "What's wrong with me? Do I want to forgive my enemies and instead accept their ridicule? I have to be brave!" She knew that even if she didn't kill the two children, she wouldn't survive, because Kryon's family would definitely kill them, so it would be better to kill them myself to avoid falling into their hands. She made the final decision: "I cannot let my enemies insult my children! Anyway, they must die! Since they are going to die, I have given birth to them and can kill them. Since fate is so destined, it cannot be avoided

She knew very well that in the palace, the princess bride had already put on the golden crown and died in the robe. She knew that since she was about to embark on the most unfortunate path of exile and evil, she could never be soft hearted. Anger and pain had already subdued this poor woman, and she had lost her sanity.
Just as Medea was considering what to do next, Isaac's servant came panting and nervously to tell Medea that both the princess and the king were dead. He came to tell Medea to run away quickly.
The servant who reported the news was extremely happy and puzzled when he saw Medea. Medea asked him to say more about how Creon and his daughter died. She said happily, "If they die tragically, it can make me doubly happy
Isaac's servant talked about the tragic scene of the king's father and daughter being poisoned to death——
When your two sons followed their father to the princess's house and entered the new house, we sympathetic servants were happy that you and your husband had resolved their old arguments. The princess bride saw two children entering the new house and felt very disgusted. She quickly covered her eyes with a robe and turned her pale face around. Your husband spoke the following words to calm the princess's anger: "Please do not have a bad feeling towards your loved ones. Turn around and acknowledge the loved ones that your husband has recognized. Please accept this gift and ask your father not to expel the children for my sake." The lord saw the two beautiful clothes and couldn't help but agree to Isaac's request. As soon as your child and their father leave the new house, she will pick up the colorful robe and put it on her body, put a golden crown on her curly hair, and dress up in front of the mirror. She is very satisfied with these two gifts.
At that moment, that terrible scene happened! The princess's face suddenly changed, she couldn't stand steadily, and she fell backwards into the chair. Her body was constantly trembling. In a moment, she frothed at the mouth, her pupils rolled up, her skin lost its color, and she cried loudly in fear and pain. Immediately, someone went to report to the king and groom, and the entire palace was in chaos. The princess moaned in pain, her golden crown emitting a blazing flame, and her delicate robe burning, devouring her delicate skin. She was burned by the fire and got up from her chair, running around all over the ground, desperately shaking her hair to shake off the golden crown, but the crown became tighter and tighter, and the flames burned louder and louder. She finally fell to the ground, her face burned to the point where she was no longer human, her whole body covered in blood and fire, her muscles burning like pine trees dripping with oil, it was truly unbearable!

Her father is not yet aware of this disaster. At this moment, he ran in and fell on his daughter's body. He immediately exclaimed, hugging his daughter's body with both hands and kissing her, deeply saddened. He cried out loudly, "My poor daughter! Which deity has killed you like this? Which deity has caused my dying old man to lose his daughter? Oh, my child, I will die with you!" When he stopped his sorrowful crying and wanted to stand up, who knew that his elderly body would stick to that exquisite robe. That was really a terrifying battle: every time he tried to lift his body up, the old muscles would split off his bones. This unfortunate person died like this. Such a disaster is really heartbreaking!
Before leaving, the messenger once again urged Medea to quickly find a way to escape. At this moment, Medea became even more determined to kill her son immediately and escape from this place. She will never leave her children behind and let them die at the hands of even more cruel people. Her heart was trembling and her hands were trembling, but she gritted her teeth and picked up her sword to rush into the inner room. Immediately, the two children's terrifying cries for help and painful moans were heard from the inner room. In a moment, there was a deathly silence again.

Upon hearing the unfortunate news of the princess's murder, Isaon ran angrily to Medea's residence. He is not here to help Medea. He hated Medea for causing this terrible disaster and cursed her for retribution. He came to save the lives of his two sons. He was worried that the people of Kryon would kill his two children in retaliation for Medea's murder.
However, what he saw was the most cruel scene in the world: a sharp sword covered in blood, and his two sons tragically fell in a pool of blood.
Yi Song's heart was like a knife wringing, wanting to cry without tears, asking the heavens if there were any gods. He looked up in sorrow, but saw Medea casting spells and appearing in the air in a dragon carriage given to her by her grandfather Helios, carrying the bodies of her two sons.
Isazon was furious and pointed at Medea and cursed, "Damn thing, you are the woman whom the gods, all humanity, and I hate the most! You have the heart to kill your own child, which has harmed me and turned me into a childless person! You damn thing!" His face was filled with tears, I lament my own misfortune and say, 'Oh, I can no longer enjoy the joy of getting married, nor can I let my son, whom I have raised, live on earth. I am simply finished!'
They cursed each other and accused each other of being the murderer of their son, even though both mourned for his death. Helplessly, Isaon requested Medea to give him his son's body, and he wanted to bury his son with his own hands and mourn for them.
This can't be done! "Stubborn and angry Medea refused, I will take them to the temple of Hera on the cape and bury them with my own hands, so that my enemies will not insult them and excavate their graves. I will also hold a grand ceremony and sacrifice there to redeem me for this murder. I will go to Athens myself, and ask Egos to take me in. "She pointed to Isaac and smiled coldly," You wicked thing, you have seen the tragic outcome of your new marriage with your own eyes, and you will not die easily
Isaac was also filled with grief and anger, cursing Medea, saying, "You despicable woman! May the vengeful God of the children and the righteous God of revenge and murder destroy you!" But he still wanted to touch his son's delicate body and kiss his lovely lips again, but Medea refused steadfastly. Isazon faced the heavens and exclaimed sorrowfully, "O Zeus, have you heard me? Have you heard how this heinous and murderous lioness has caused me suffering
This is exactly what Medea hopes to see!
Medea rode in a dragon carriage, sorrowfully carrying the body of her beloved son, silently flying towards the distant horizon.