Emotionally distressed, Medea attempts to seek justice, which ultimately leads her to the unjust killing of four characters. In the end, the audience is left questioning the underlying message or purpose of the tragedy. A key aspect of the tragedy is the idea of seeking justice. In Medea, Euripides attempts to persuade the audience that justice and revenge are not equal. Those that have been wronged
the injustice women received, but would be immediately shut down by the audience. Since this would tremble their career significantly, playwrights just avoided the case of women perspectives. Although there were times that Euripides revealed some problems women faced in society, he would always return to the misogynist stereotypes of the society to protect his career.