Before revision: Ino and Athamas had children together, but he soon initiated sexual relations with the slave woman which he tried to keep secret.Ovid, Fasti 6.551 Nevertheless his wife Ino found out, and in her rage, she took her anger out on Melicertes, one her sons by Athamas, and killed him.
After revision: jealousy-inducedIno and Athamas had children together, but he soon initiated sexual relations with the slave woman which he tried to keep secret.Ovid, Fasti 6.551 Nevertheless his wife Ino found out, and in her rage, she took her anger out on Melicertes, one her sons by Athamas, and killed him.