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[recollecters]

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[servileness]

To reclaim his throne, Jason was tasked with fetching the Golden Fleece. He recruited many heroes (the Argonauts) to help him on this arduous quest. He received aid from many gods as well. In order to succeed, he needed Medea, who either fell in love with him or was made to fall in love with him.

With Medea's help, he succeeded in retrieving the Golden Fleece and returned home. He married Medea but later betrayed and abandoned her by pursuing another king's daughter, breaking his vow to love only her.

He was ungrateful, considering all the help he was bestowed.

[faireleclown]

Did he die a gruesome death?

[servileness]

One version of the myth states he died a lonely death, crushed by a rotting beam on his ship.

[faireleclown]

[ ....hm. ]

Not terrible enough, for his actions against Medea.

[servileness]

How surprising. I agree.

He lost the favor of the gods, but he shouldn't have had it in the first place. He wasn't worthy of the golden fleece he quested for or the help of all the Greek heroes who supported him.

[faireleclown]

Is it so surprising? He was a liar, a cheater, and a cad. Such things are unforgivable, to me, but I may be a slightly more biased than most.

[servileness]

It is a little surprising. I don't expect many to think he deserves worse than what he received.

His actions were unforgivable, period, with or without bias. Whatever bias you have is surely justified in this case.