She liked the script because she starts the film as one character and then changes into another by the end of the film, said
Phaedra.
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The nurse in Hippolytus,
Phaedra's maid, only wanted to help
Phaedra, but was constantly scolded as if she had done something wrong: "
Phaedra [to nurse]: What you say is wicked, wicked!
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The following lines--assuming for the moment, with Leo, that nothing has been lost or inserted--show that mitius nil est feris must refer not to
Phaedra alone, nor to stepmothers in general, but to all of the human criminals on Hippolytus' list.(5) In accordance with this interpretation, Zwierlein, who considers the paradosis sound, takes nil as the subject of the sentence:(6)
The plays' interest in dominating and sometimes raging women - Althaea, Dido,
Phaedra - has occasioned some speculation on Gager as a misogynist, especially since some of his notebook poetry seems to attest to Platonic homosexuality (I.xvii), but the evidence is contradictory and complex.
Jealous of his devotion to Artemis, Aphrodite caused
Phaedra, Hippolytus' stepmother, to fall passionately in love with Hippolytus.
Refuse his burning gifts, my sister;
Phaedra, remember me.
Phaedra Britannica is an inspired adaptation of Racine's
Phaedra by the British poet and playwright Tony Harrison, who transposes the story from the author's eternally anachronistic Louis XIV Greece to a seductively probable India circa 1850.