Medea is responsible for her actions.

1. When I mentioned wrong-doing as being part the initial complaint to spark the anger inside of someone I meant it as a wrong occurrence happening to them. To explain further the person was treated wrong or spoken to wrong or anything to do with not feeling as if the situation was a good one to be in. The person experience an unpleasant action and has been a victim of something wrong being done to them. 3. Anger is a natural instinct because we are born with the certain characteristic in us just as the ability to be happy, hungry, sleepy etc. As we get older we learn how to control the urges and to only express them in moderation and in the appropriate manner. Just as any other instinct it can be control through education. For example, a lions natural instinct is to eat and kill and gazelle. The lion although hungry and IMPATIENT( I put it in all caps to make the comparison to Medea) the lion learns how to hunt by first checking out the scene learn how to creep on them without getting noticed and then executes his plan to kill. If the lion could learn to control his instinct a human can as well. 4. Yes, I do. I believe anger is only when a person is not happy. You may interpret as anger being an attachment to other feelings but I do not think so anger is not a feeling attached to other feelings. For example, you can not be happy you won a basketball but be angry the other team did not win. If more that two feelings are being felt at the sane time then it would be labeled as bi-polar. If someone is angry then that is all they choose to experience and no other reason can justify it. 6. Slight could be defined as being disrespected or thought less of by someone they thought held them to a certain level. This is the perfect example as to what Medea felt. Since she "thought" she was thought as less then she committed murder. None of her children ever said that nor ever implied it Medea was most likely depressed herself and her children had to suffer the consequences. 7. I can slightly agree with your opinion but very slightly. This is because she did live in a time period where depression or insecurity I'm sure was not one of the main topics to be spoken about or even given help to especially the mother but she did show some self-control that is why I cannot agree completely. In the narrative it is shown how she tries to convince herself not to murder her children and does so and even if she was controlling herself for five minutes in between those thoughts it was enough for her to know parts of her plan was wrong. 9. Adoption actually proves my theory regarding special bond. In majority of adoption cases the mother fights back for custody or the most common the child themselves go investigating for their birth mothers. Every human mother no matter how tough or unemotional they may be to the naked eye as soon as they have a child in the womb they will always have a magical unexplainable moms. There has also been cases where women who have miscarriages or abortions would need therapy to help get over the fact they had another human being in them that could have possibly been born. If Medea dud not have a special bond with these children she would have not contemplated about killing them so much she would have done it the first time one of them would have done anything wrong but she did not because she has self-control and love for her children. 11. Medea's children were obviously self sushi because they are children. They do not know any better. They have not yet experienced depictions where they would have to decided on anything that will also effect others by it. If given the chance Medea's children would have eventually developed compassion towards their mother. For example, when a 15 year old yells back to their parents she does not realize how bad it makes them feel until the 15 year old grows up and experiences the same with her children. It is called life and Medea did not give them the chance to learn from it because she was too busy worrying about herself then and there.