Tabula Candida

Doodles of a distracted historian

Menu

Skip to content

Home
About

Tag Archives: Medea

Medea

Posted on April 21, 2021 by tabulacandida

Two women and two men sit at a table
Woman: “Now, I think my client has been very reasonable, considering that she isn't poisoning your cheap little tart, murdering the kids, and flying out of here in a chariot pulled by fuckin' dragons, so I think you can be reasonable and let her have the beach house, Dave.”
Caption: Medea went on a successful second career as a divorce attorney

I am continually disappointed by my inability to escape unpleasant social situations in a chariot pulled by f*ckin’ dragons.

| Tagged law, Medea, myth | Leave a comment

Tabula Candida

Updated whenever I feel like it. Please share and enjoy.

Random comic

Random Tabula Candida

Some more of me

Away From Reality My other comics, for WoW fans
Co-Geeking My joint blog with my wife in which we geek out about the things we love
Tabula Candida on Twitter Get your Tabula Candida in tweet form

Tags

academia administration adventurers animals archaeology architecture Aristotle art books Britain Caesar Christmas classroom clothes communication covid-19 drinking Egypt food games gender grading Greece Halloween historians historically accurate history Homer I'm not making this up internet Ireland Jane Austen language law librarian libraries life literature math medicine Medieval money movies music myth names Persia philosophy phone Plato politics professor race religion Rome roommates science science fiction sex sexism Shakespeare Socrates sports students superheroes syllabus teaching technology television Tolkien United States Victorian Vikings women writing

Archives

Archives

Search

Meta

Register
Log in
Entries feed
Comments feed
WordPress.com

Blog at WordPress.com.

Loading Comments...

Write a Comment...

Email (Required)

Name (Required)

Website