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Euripides, Hippolytos, tr. by Anne Carson

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Euripides, from Hippolytos, Grief Lessons: Four Plays; translated by Anne Carson
Text ID: Is it a god inside you, girl?
Is hippolytos the worlds first victim of acephobia (killed by aphrodite for not fucking his step mom) ?
PHAIDRA: What is this thing they call falling in love? NURSE: Something absolutely sweet and absolutely bitter at the same time.
Euripides. "Hippolytos", trans. Anne Carson. Grief Lessons: Four Plays by Euripides. New York Review of Books, 2006.
"She... longs to run herself aground in a sad secret death. Is it a god inside you, girl?"
- Euripides, from Hippolytos, Grief Lessons: Four Plays tr. Anne Carson

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Hippolytos, from Grief Lessons: Four Plays; translated by Anne Carson
PHAIDRA There are two kinds of shame. One is harmless, the other kills a house. If right action were ever clear, these two things wouldn’t have the same name. So much for my views. No love-charm can change them. But I’ll tell you the path my reasoning took. When desire first wounded me I considered how best to bear it. I began with silence and secrecy—there’s no trusting the tongue, it loves to punish others and draw disaster on itself. Second, I tried to suppress my mad feelings. That didn’t work. You can’t suppress Aphrodite. So third, my plan is to die.
Anne Carson, Hippolytos
“Bitter the love by which I’m beaten.”
Euripedes, Hippolytos; tr. Anne Carson