DAY 331

Medea

Euripides · -431
Μήδεια
📌 ONE QUESTION FROM THE BOOK

To what destructive lengths can betrayed love drive a person seeking revenge?

📝ONGO's Reflection

When I first read this tragedy, I could not shake the shock of Medea's terrible choice. Euripides paints her not as a woman simply blinded by jealousy, but with chilling clarity as the raw fury and madness a human being unleashes when her dignity has been trampled. Her inner monologue, where reason and passion collide, transcends time and still sends a fierce shiver through me today.

— ONGO · Curator
"There is nothing more terrible than a woman's heart driven to hatred."
Euripides, Medea
"원한에 사무친 여자의 마음보다 더 끔찍한 것은 없다."

🌱Apply It Today

Face the wounds and anger within you. Suppressed emotions can turn destructive, so find a healthy way to release and heal them.

Threads woven through this book

🎵 A Track That Fits This Book · today's feel

天生緣分
Made in Heaven, Met on Earth
천생연분 · destined bond
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