Why_Does_Medea_Feel_That_She_Must_Kill_Her_Children_

Why Does Medea Feel That She Must Kill Her Children' In the end of the play it is clear to the reader that she does not really want to commit that final act and kill them. Even though she places the blame of her faulty marriage on the boys, they are still her children. She is emotionally attached to them and it affects her to loose them. It despairs her to have to kill them. The real question would be why she felt that she had to kill them. Would it not be enough to simply kill Jason’s new wife. To talk his only offspring and leave him alone without anyone to give him more children. This is the question that is most difficult to understand. At the beginning of the play Medea does not have these same ideas of how to punish Jason. She talks of killing him and destroying his house, but the killing of her children never enters the children, kill, play, killing, jason, turns, truly, question, point, mind, medea, important, hurting, even, completely, without, wife, way, until, understand, turned, turn, towards, though, talks, talk, sort, simply, seems, same, revenge, really, real, reader