:40:18
- But I tell you that Medea killed her children.
- Homer, don't be stupid.
:40:22
But it's easy to...
:40:33
She killed them.
:40:39
Medea herself, does she not say,
"I killed my children"?
:40:43
And you believe her?
:40:48
You don't understand the women.
:40:51
- Medea loves her husband, yes?
- Yes.
:40:54
Her husband is interested
in another woman?
:40:56
- Yes?
- Yes.
:40:57
So she said to her husband
that she has killed her children...
:41:00
to frighten him, to get him back.
:41:03
- No!
- Yes.
:41:04
She gets him back,
and everybody go away...
:41:07
and everybody is happy
and they go to the seashore. And that's all!
:41:11
If I show you that everything
that was ever written about Medea...
:41:15
talks of her killing her children...
:41:17
If you ask 10 out of 10 people
who saw the play...
:41:20
and they tell you it's true,
then by simple logic...
:41:23
- You're a Greek, you should be logical.
- Why?
:41:26
Because the greatest Greek of them all,
Aristotle, invented logic.
:41:30
- He said...
- Who?
:41:31
- Aristotle...
- Aristotle!
:41:33
The one that the Captain said thinks
men are everything and women are nothing?
:41:37
I don't care what he said, Aristotle.
:41:39
Look around you, Illia.
:41:41
Greek art was the most harmonious
in the world.
:41:45
What happened?
:41:49
What happened to you?
:41:54
All evil is disharmony.
:41:58
You are in disharmony with yourself.