King of Corinth who fears Medea's wrath and magic. He banishes her but grants a one-day delay for her preparations. Later dies by leaping from the city walls after embracing his poisoned daughter, Glauce.
Creonte's fear for Glauce drives his decision to banish Medea.
Glauce is identified as Creonte's daughter, and Creonte dies after embracing her when Medea's poison takes effect.
Creonte exercises political authority over Medea while fearing her retaliation.
Creonte fears Medea's wrath and magic, banishes her from Corinth, and grants her one day to prepare for departure.
Giasone acts as the intermediary between Medea's request and Creonte's authority.
Giasone goes to Creonte with Medea's request that the children not be banished.
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