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A one-act tragedy set on the rugged coast of Colchis follows Medea, daughter of King Aietes, as she balances fierce independence, ritual hunting, and volatile loyalty while strangers arrive by ship. Tensions rise between Medea and her father over whether to welcome or fight the newcomers, and Medea's knowledge of rites and potions frames appeals for agency. The drama stages competing claims of authority, hospitality, and vengeance, using terse action and ritualized song to examine power, familial betrayal, and the perils of pride and obstinacy.
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