Medea
In Euripides’ tragic play Medea, Medea, Jason, and Creon, all practice manipulation. Medea uses manipulation many times to move ahead from her horrible past of betrayal and of what might be her untimely death. ... Jason also uses his manipulation to convince his future wife to reason with Medea and not allow Medea’s children be banished from Greece. ... ” Medea also speaks, “but, when once she is wronged in the matter of love, no other soul can hold so many thought of blood. ... You are in the right, Medea, in paying your husband back.” Another way Medea uses her manipulation is by begging Jason for her forgiveness and pleading for his mercy to help save his children. ... By Creon make the decision of letting Medea stay for a day longer, it gave her the chance to plan out what she was to do, and how she was to present it.