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Never, O never, lady mine, discharge at me from thy golden bow a shaft invincible, in passion's venom dipped. One of her most important feats is to triumph over her deepest maternal feelings. This came true through , a descendant of Euphemus'. It dawns upon Medea just how important children are to a man.

Needs must they die in any case; and since they must, I will slay them-I, the mother that bare them. What we expected never came to pass, What we did not expect the gods brought to bear; So have things gone, this whole experience through! Aristotle defined what poetry is in the first place.

Medea - A college freshman trying to get into a sorority discovers a dark secret about the house she's pledging for after a series of murders terrorize the campus. But they are careful to protect themselves from complicity.