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Kate
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fuck you jason
(5 stars for Medea<3 on to the other plays…)
— Jan 28, 2026 05:00PM
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(5 stars for Medea<3 on to the other plays…)
mogmug
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HIPPOLYTUS- Genuinely fascinating play. At no point could I guess the next event in the plot. Also, Aphrodite and her escapades against *checks notes* asexuality? Something something the grandson of Poseidon killed by his own horses....
— Jan 26, 2026 01:41PM
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mogmug
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CHILDREN OF HERACLES- A very interesting play. The pacing is very strange- the battle has essentially no time to happen, yet the description of it goes on for about 4 pages. But, the characters are very good in this play. I think Heracles' daughter has probably earned a name by now, it feels ungrateful to her sacrifice to just call her 'Maiden'
— Jan 26, 2026 12:24PM
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mogmug
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MEDEA- It's so interesting how Medea and Jason are essentially switched in their character roles. Medea is the typical 'masculine' avenger and Jason spends a good amount of his stage time weeping. I think killing her children and then appearing as essentially the sun, rising on the day she is meant to be banished- is so compelling. A true power move.
— Jan 24, 2026 02:50PM
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mogmug
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ALCESTIS- To me, this isn't a tragedy, unless the stranger turns out to be not Alcestis, and Admetus does betray her. However, for where it ends no character seems to be punished except for maybe Heracles. But a good play, an a skillful translation all the same
— Jan 24, 2026 02:53AM
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Francesca
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“Many a time in night's long empty spaces
I have pondered on the causes of a life's shipwreck. [..] There are many who know good sense. We know the good, we see it clear.
But we can't bring it to achievement. Some are betrayed by their own laziness, and others value some other pleasure above virtue.
There are so many pleasures in this lifelong gossiping talks and leisure, that sweet curse.” Phaedra
— Jan 04, 2026 03:58PM
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I have pondered on the causes of a life's shipwreck. [..] There are many who know good sense. We know the good, we see it clear.
But we can't bring it to achievement. Some are betrayed by their own laziness, and others value some other pleasure above virtue.
There are so many pleasures in this lifelong gossiping talks and leisure, that sweet curse.” Phaedra














