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Corinth (Greece) (search for this): card 1389
rms. Medea Now you speak to them, now you greet them, when before you thrust them from you. Jason By the gods, I beg you, let me touch the tender flesh of my children! Medea It cannot be. Your words are uttered in vain. Jason Zeus, do you hear this, how I am driven away and what treatment I endure from this unclean, child-murdering monster? But with all the strength I have, I make my lament and adjure the gods, calling the heavenly powers to witness that you killed my sons and now forbid me to touch them or to bury their bodies. Oh that I had never begotten them, never seen them dead at your hands!Medea with the corpses of her children is borne aloft away from Corinth. Exit Jason by Eisodos B. Chorus-Leader Zeus on Olympus has many things in his treasure-house, and many are the things the gods accomplish against our expectation. What men expect is not brought to pass, but a god finds a way to achieve the unexpected. Such is the outcome of this story.Exit Chorus by Eisodos B.
Olympus (Greece) (search for this): card 1389
rms. Medea Now you speak to them, now you greet them, when before you thrust them from you. Jason By the gods, I beg you, let me touch the tender flesh of my children! Medea It cannot be. Your words are uttered in vain. Jason Zeus, do you hear this, how I am driven away and what treatment I endure from this unclean, child-murdering monster? But with all the strength I have, I make my lament and adjure the gods, calling the heavenly powers to witness that you killed my sons and now forbid me to touch them or to bury their bodies. Oh that I had never begotten them, never seen them dead at your hands!Medea with the corpses of her children is borne aloft away from Corinth. Exit Jason by Eisodos B. Chorus-Leader Zeus on Olympus has many things in his treasure-house, and many are the things the gods accomplish against our expectation. What men expect is not brought to pass, but a god finds a way to achieve the unexpected. Such is the outcome of this story.Exit Chorus by Eisodos B.