two men believe that people operate under the influence of mind, which is not necessarily the morally or ethically correct way to act. This idea is clearly evident in the characters that Euripides has created. The chorus is the last grasp of sanity for these already disturbed people. But this does not mean that the chorus is any better or worse than the characters, but the chorus' idea of "Nous" or mind is simply different than that of the characters. The chorus' mind tells them to act a certain way just as the mind of the players which actually makes these two factions somewhat similar.
             Euripides' Medea offers a stirring cast of characters that act a bold tale of (). All of these characters assume instrumental roles , the chorus, how ever being my personal favorite. The Chorus is very much an essential element of Euripedes' Medea, and indeed many other works written in the ancient Greek style. In this play, the chorus follows the journey of Medea, and not only n
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