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Date Posted: 05:28:54 02/24/09 Tue
Author: Karen Henry
Subject: Interesting. I knew a little of this, but not in anywhere near this much detail. Thanks!
In reply to: JessieR 's message, "Hi Carol—Salaam back! Two of the “tragic figures” are from Greek literature: Jocasta, mother/wife of Oedipus, and Phaedre, wife of Theseus, who fell in love with her stepson, Hippolytus. As you might expect, the lives of these women end badly, both through suicide. (There are several versions of the play, Phaedre, so there may be one where she lives—I don’t know for sure). >>>inside for the guys>>>" on 19:10:29 02/23/09 Mon


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[> [> [> Yes, I see Jo as more of the Penelope trying to keep away suitors so she can stay true to Ulysses. -- susiej, 10:04:24 02/24/09 Tue


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