If you missed Part One of this epic journey, start at the beginning as Jason assembles a team of heroes to win back his stolen throne: bit.ly/TEDEdArgonauts
Dragon Finals: Question 1: You breathe-- A: Fire B: Poison C: Water D None of the above Question 2: You have-- A: Legs B: Wings C: Legs and Wings D: No legs or wings Question 3: You guard-- A: Treasure B: Maidens C: An area of land D: The cosmos Question 4: An adventurer approaches your cave, do you A: Destroy him immediately B: Eat him for lunch C: Have a game of riddles D: Take a nap
Fun Fact: the golden fleece may not be entirely a myth. In some villages of Svaneti (a region in Georgia very close to the Caucasus) some rivers flow with a very tiny amount of gold. People use to capture this gold by leaving the fleece in the water so the gold would get stuck in it. A fleece that had a lot of gold in it shined with the sunlight and looked like it was made entirely out of gold. Source: my dad was raised in one of the villages in Svaneti and our entire country is aware of this myth. In fact, it's one of the most famous plays in our country.
They should have completed that story. That "everlasting love" Only lasted until he got home and found someone prettier and younger. Ofcourse telling your witch wife that she was going to be replaced was an acceptable form of suicide in those days.
The gods: Let's make Medea madly in love with Jason so she helps him out The gods, 5 minutes later: I can't believe Medea is so madly in love with Jason that she helped him murder a person.... how did this happen....? It's all Medea's fault, we should punish her for her actions that are 100% of her own volition.
I don't think it was about the murder but at how she basically dismembered her brother's body and scattered it to distract her father from going after them.She cold blooded af
I wonder if the gods were actually pissed off at the corpse defilement and regarded it as kin slaying; as opposed to being offended because Jason killing her brother.
I believe that even the gods didint even think the she would turn out like that . In the version about this myth that i know (since there many of versions of every Ancient Greek myth) Medea herself was the one that had fallen in love with Jason without the interference of the gods. And yes due to Medea having probably serious mental issues she is indeed the first yandere .
Let me explain one thing that Ted-Ed might have missed since they said one version of the story (and none of these details are to contradict Ted-Ed or say they are wrong, there are simply many versions of Ancient Greek Tales, and we don't know which one is true. These details might help with the perception and understanding of watchers): While the King, his son and more men set off in boats to chase Jason, Medea and the Argonauts, Medea called a flag of truce with her brother since they were the closest to the Argo. When her brother came onboard, Medea used her knife to kill him and scatter pieces of his body in the water to distract the King and his men (I think there was a law abt conducting a funeral only when the full body was present in Ancient Greece) . So the Argo escaped thanks to Medea's actions. But the Argonauts, as mentioned, were disheartened by what she did. This included Jason, and helped with the eventual separation and rivalry of Jason and Medea. Again, I am not saying that Ted-Ed is incorrect, there are simply many versions of stories since the events happened a long time ago (considering they even did, this is mythology).
Mohd Asif The reason why Medea was dishonored was because she killed her brother, and in Ancient Greece, killing family members was the worst crime a human could do to another human
I do have to disagree on something you said. While there are many versions of the myth, there is no “right” one because they are pretty much folktales told by diferente cultures in the Arcadian Peninsula, thus never having a “right” version.
Vicenzo Stella yes, obviously we don’t know which version is right ( considering one version of the story happened at all, since it is mythology ). Anyone saying a version of this story could be correct.
and then killed their children when she suspected that Jason was cheating and flew away in a a sun dragon chariot while dissolving the princess in acid as she left Jason to be mauled by the crowds
And then ran away after discovery back to Colchis, and became the queen of the Colchians. Probably she had proven to the Colchians how psychopathic and bloodthirsty she was and that she was just the queen they had been looking for
the version i’m most familiar with medea: sorry brother absyrtus: well the best thing i can grant you is a quick death medea: no that’s not what i meant **kills absyrtus and chops him into pieces** jason : who tf did i just agree to marry? well there’s a bajillion versions of this myth so... edit: thx for the likes
I'm soooooo happy that Ted-Ed keeps continuing this series. Being a literature student, this series will always draw me in. Keep up your good work! And just like I thought, Jason is pathetic. (By this series, I meant the whole myths around the world series and Argonauts series together)
@ 2:04 "A simple task, or so Jason thought. But Medea had concocted a fireproof ointment..." Did you guys leave out a line of text between these sentences?
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I really liked part one when it came out and been waiting for part 2 ever since. Mythologies and Fiction explained made a video about the full story of Jason a couple of months ago so I got too see the conclusion there but still glad we got part 2 and will be looking forward to part 3.
Its not a competition, we get it you got the notification. Youre not even getting the top comment anyways. Be like the commenter, simply saying that he is an early comment and is honered to be one instead of "fiRsT"
In the version I know it was Medea who led Jason's swordhand killing her brother. Plus she was the one who convinced her father to not immediately kill Jason, but to have some first and killing him with his tasks. She was a scary Lady indeed.
volt airej Even Dio Brando, the enemy of the Joestars, has been recruited to be a Spector and was given the Wyvern Cloth. Seriously! Take a look: th-cam.com/video/vnaQZhluzE4/w-d-xo.html Listen to the his voice.
Ted-ed videos are super interesting, they are very well researched, very eloquently animated, and certainly very easy to understand... Hats off to you guys..🤘🤘🤘
3:42 I know a version of the myth in which Medea kidnaps her five-year-old brother and, to distract the chase, kills the boy, dismemberment of his body, and the Colchilda sailors, busy collecting parts of the body, no longer chase the lovers. Really romantic.
@@roothik Iason would be pronounced the same as ancient Greek, but Medea would be pronounced different. A lot of e sounds were turned into i sounds in modern Greek. If I actually knew how the phonetic alphabet works I would have written it here.
Wait a minute, the gods are fine with the fact that there was a whole army at their tail but when they used an actually viable tactic to get the king off their backs they cursed them? Hypocrisy and power go hand in hand it seems.
In one version of the story, Medea killed her brother under a flag of truce and scattered his body so the king had to collect the body parts to conduct a proper funeral
One of thereasons why cutting up the body of her brother was so terrible in a the context of that time, is because without the full body their soul won't be able to move on from this world. So it was absolutely horrifying to see Medea deny his own brother, who she betrayed, the right to go to the afterlife peacefully.
I always loved this myth since I was a little kid! Thanks for uploading it. I love the animation too! If it’s okay, could you consider uploading the myth of ‘Theseus and the Minotaur’?
Oh i already know about this i have watched enough fate/stay night to know about medea's story. do you also know medea has unhealthy obsession on king arthur?
For more on Medea, you can check out Medea by Euripides that narrates how Medea ended up killing Jason's new wife and his children as an act of vengeance once they returned to Greece
I have a feeling this myth was actually based on reality. The "golden fleece on a tree" is probably a reference to plant-based textiles like kapok, flax or cotton, technologies which were probably wondrous to early Greeks who probably originally wove textiles from wool and animal skins.
The Golden Fleece. One of the most coveted magic treasures of both mortals and gods. Said to have extraordinary powers to the possessor, even the power to resurrect the dead
One of my favorite myths, is about Thor. He was out fishing with somebody i don’t remember, and then he caught the giant serpant. He tried with all his might to catch the serpent, but it caught free and afterwards, Thor wasn’t disapointed or sad, but mad that he didn’t catch it.
@@meghanav3450 that would be "killing her own children to get back at Jason." Third place is "pranking a bunch of princesses by convincing them that boiling their father alive will make him immortal"
If you missed Part One of this epic journey, start at the beginning as Jason assembles a team of heroes to win back his stolen throne: bit.ly/TEDEdArgonauts
TED-Ed HOW THE HECK ARE YOU THIS EARLY TED,EXPLAIN!!!
Shut up ted
Nah jk jk
There's gonna be a part 3 right?
omg part 2!! it's been a while...
"... a dragon that never slept"
sounds like finals week
No, it’s puberty
Sounds like a person on meth
Dragon Finals:
Question 1: You breathe--
A: Fire
B: Poison
C: Water
D None of the above
Question 2: You have--
A: Legs
B: Wings
C: Legs and Wings
D: No legs or wings
Question 3: You guard--
A: Treasure
B: Maidens
C: An area of land
D: The cosmos
Question 4: An adventurer approaches your cave, do you
A: Destroy him immediately
B: Eat him for lunch
C: Have a game of riddles
D: Take a nap
I wish I had some of the golden fleece to gift to the animators and Iseult Gillespie, all of their stories are flawless
Tbh I Enjoy Greek myths so much
This is one of the most adorable youtube comments I've ever seen
The animation is horrid here
Here you can give me 😃😃😃😃
@@autismman6360 This is partly the Georgian Mythology and the Greek Mythology together
Fun Fact: the golden fleece may not be entirely a myth. In some villages of Svaneti (a region in Georgia very close to the Caucasus) some rivers flow with a very tiny amount of gold. People use to capture this gold by leaving the fleece in the water so the gold would get stuck in it. A fleece that had a lot of gold in it shined with the sunlight and looked like it was made entirely out of gold.
Source: my dad was raised in one of the villages in Svaneti and our entire country is aware of this myth. In fact, it's one of the most famous plays in our country.
woooooah thanks
They should have completed that story. That "everlasting love" Only lasted until he got home and found someone prettier and younger. Ofcourse telling your witch wife that she was going to be replaced was an acceptable form of suicide in those days.
How the turn tables.
...maybe that’s why they didn’t finish it
Well, it wasn’t either of them’s fault.
Ffs don't spoil it for me dammit!!!
And Jason wasn’t really much of a hero when Medea basically took care of all the hard parts for him too!
The gods: Let's make Medea madly in love with Jason so she helps him out
The gods, 5 minutes later: I can't believe Medea is so madly in love with Jason that she helped him murder a person.... how did this happen....? It's all Medea's fault, we should punish her for her actions that are 100% of her own volition.
Murder!? It was self-defense.
I don't think it was about the murder but at how she basically dismembered her brother's body and scattered it to distract her father from going after them.She cold blooded af
The greek gods are not just but only arrogant and treating humans as toys is their specialty
I wonder if the gods were actually pissed off at the corpse defilement and regarded it as kin slaying; as opposed to being offended because Jason killing her brother.
yup
Dammit jason you can't just ask someone for their most prized possession!
The king:
I'm sorrryyyyy
Sure you can; besides you'll never know if you don't try.
Nope
U have 666 likes💀💀
“He was enraged”
Anakin and zuko:that’s rough buddy
*Anakin
*zuko
*Hulk
Boss Baby alright
And of course the gods overlooked the little detail of them being the ones to turn Medea into a Greecian yandere.
Probably the first ever mention of a yandare, probably
I believe that even the gods didint even think the she would turn out like that . In the version about this myth that i know (since there many of versions of every Ancient Greek myth) Medea herself was the one that had fallen in love with Jason without the interference of the gods. And yes due to Medea having probably serious mental issues she is indeed the first yandere .
Medea: “Rapid divine words”
*RULE BUREKAAAA*
-Removes buff-
But in this story its the young Medea tho so it should have been Pain Breaker
I'm scrolling through the comment section and boy I'm not disappointed at all.
Love this.
I found my kind
Jason: may I *fleece* have your treasure?
King: Wryyyyyyyyyyy
Riza Kabak you goat this:)
Jason: Muda Muda Muda Muda Muda!!!!!
AHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
I will FLEEce with your fleece to greece if u please jeez
I am RAMming my head against the wall
Let me explain one thing that Ted-Ed might have missed since they said one version of the story (and none of these details are to contradict Ted-Ed or say they are wrong, there are simply many versions of Ancient Greek Tales, and we don't know which one is true. These details might help with the perception and understanding of watchers):
While the King, his son and more men set off in boats to chase Jason, Medea and the Argonauts, Medea called a flag of truce with her brother since they were the closest to the Argo. When her brother came onboard, Medea used her knife to kill him and scatter pieces of his body in the water to distract the King and his men (I think there was a law abt conducting a funeral only when the full body was present in Ancient Greece) . So the Argo escaped thanks to Medea's actions. But the Argonauts, as mentioned, were disheartened by what she did. This included Jason, and helped with the eventual separation and rivalry of Jason and Medea. Again, I am not saying that Ted-Ed is incorrect, there are simply many versions of stories since the events happened a long time ago (considering they even did, this is mythology).
Thanks since I was wondering why killing someone in his defence will anger the gods. The truce pary seems perfectly well why it was dishonoring act
Mohd Asif The reason why Medea was dishonored was because she killed her brother, and in Ancient Greece, killing family members was the worst crime a human could do to another human
I do have to disagree on something you said. While there are many versions of the myth, there is no “right” one because they are pretty much folktales told by diferente cultures in the Arcadian Peninsula, thus never having a “right” version.
Vicenzo Stella yes, obviously we don’t know which version is right ( considering one version of the story happened at all, since it is mythology ). Anyone saying a version of this story could be correct.
arpan dey Alright, good to know that we are on the same page.
"..and a dragon that never slept"
Medea: Imma end this whole dragon's career
_"She was determined to protect her beloved....._
Me: *Aww*
_...At any cost"_
Me: *AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*
She later killed the king that send Jason to the journey in the first place. Resulting in their banishment
and then killed their children when she suspected that Jason was cheating and flew away in a a sun dragon chariot while dissolving the princess in acid as she left Jason to be mauled by the crowds
and then married another king where she attempted to kill her son-in-law
And then ran away after discovery back to Colchis, and became the queen of the Colchians. Probably she had proven to the Colchians how psychopathic and bloodthirsty she was and that she was just the queen they had been looking for
😱 What is happening here?
"props to my man, J.Grace."
@@iamdeadinside8129 oh thanks for the spoiler,guess I'll die
She dismembered her brother and scattered the pieces.
A lOvE sTorY
Medea did nothing wrong
omg i know
Greek problems require Greek solutions🤷
@@ОлегКозлов-ю9т 😂😂
That's nothing. Later when she finds out that Jason was cheating, she kills their children
the version i’m most familiar with
medea: sorry brother
absyrtus: well the best thing i can grant you is a quick death
medea: no that’s not what i meant **kills absyrtus and chops him into pieces**
jason : who tf did i just agree to marry?
well there’s a bajillion versions of this myth so...
edit: thx for the likes
A fan
LEOOOOOOOOOO
Medea did nothing wrong
I like the one from Percy Jackson
Haha its Leo valdez
_Jason, Medea and the Argonauts flee from Colchis_
Talos: Why is my bolt whistling?
And I'm sure Medea and Jason's relationship will work out just fine in the future...
ted ed be spoiling us through this pandemic
*and we love it*
Wasting time in style
To this day, when I hear the myth of the golden fleece I think of Percy Jackson and that makes me happy. 😊
Same!
Same!! I think of Thalia
Me too! RIP Thaila
Felicity S SPOILER ALERT
Thalia isn’t dead lol
But hey Percy Jackson fans unite
Same!
1:58 you never explicitly say that the oxen breathe fire which can make the story confusing for those who can only listen to thd story
yeah thats what i noticed too
He's by far my most favorite voice actor out of all ted ed videos I had watched
I'm soooooo happy that Ted-Ed keeps continuing this series. Being a literature student, this series will always draw me in. Keep up your good work! And just like I thought, Jason is pathetic. (By this series, I meant the whole myths around the world series and Argonauts series together)
“We believe in ordinary acts of bravery, in the courage that drives one person to stand up for another.”
― Veronica Roth, Divergent
Hello fellow divergent fan
@ 2:04 "A simple task, or so Jason thought. But Medea had concocted a fireproof ointment..." Did you guys leave out a line of text between these sentences?
They did.
3:08 can't tell if that's blood in its fingers or...
...The GODDAMN DRAGON PAINTS ITS NAILS
The only reason I know about this myth is because of Percy Jackson
YEAH
Yeah
YEAH
Yeah
Yeah
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT:
Jason and The Argonauts is a really cool movie about this myth. its from the 60s with quirky cool special effects like stop mo.
its on netflix in some countries.
also wear a mask dont die
Imagine Percy in the "dress" Jason is wearing and going to a quest with Annabeth now!
😭😭😭
I really liked part one when it came out and been waiting for part 2 ever since.
Mythologies and Fiction explained made a video about the full story of Jason a couple of months ago so I got too see the conclusion there but still glad we got part 2 and will be looking forward to part 3.
I will be honest. When i read medea. I think about fate 😀😀.
Whatever, your video is fantastic.
I SUMMON THEE, CASTER CLASS SERVANT, MEDEA!
Ruruuu breakaaaaaa
I found my people
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was looking for this comment
4:27 Did anyone notice Circe's eyebrow smoothly changing ?
When a dragon drinks so much coffee that he never sleeps
I feel so happy that Ted Ed started posting Mythic videos again during this quarentine
Reminds me when I used to study Shakespeare in high school.
I still remember. This was used as a reference in Act 1 Scene 1
yep and now i am in your shoes lol.... Hve a test on thursday
Same , icse class 10 ?
@@adritabhattacharjee7255 all the best😂
@@prakharchaudhary9797 yeahh
Still studying it in my school
definition of cruelty: TED-ED making fascinating videos aparts months from each other
To think we've been waiting for this for almost a year since part 1, it's about time.
And from the looks of it, there's gonna be a part 3
Where's my Rick Riordon squad at?
They will arrive in just 30 minutes sir
Here!!
@@saberinrahman5543 why did it take u so long soldier?
hereeee
Here!
Its an honor to be the first comment of one of my favorite channels
I beat you
Honour
@@dotdashdotdash both are right. honor is american, honour is british.
Hi!
Its not a competition, we get it you got the notification. Youre not even getting the top comment anyways. Be like the commenter, simply saying that he is an early comment and is honered to be one instead of "fiRsT"
In the version I know it was Medea who led Jason's swordhand killing her brother. Plus she was the one who convinced her father to not immediately kill Jason, but to have some first and killing him with his tasks.
She was a scary Lady indeed.
You have no idea how much I know about these legends and how much I love this channel! Keep going TED ❤❤❤
aren't we full of our self...
Mythic is my FAVORITE series of Ted-ed. So beautiful~~~~
I've been waiing for this video for quite a while, and I'm glad that it's finally come!
No solamente la narración del mito es buena, sino que además la calidad y varidad de las animaciones es impresionante. Felicidades!
*Yes. Another story on the argonauts. My favorite*
😍😍😍😍
Me: hears the name “Jason” after reading The Burning Maze
Me: *cries
I hear you😭😭
@@ejamiren7864 death means death
**cries**😓
i haven't read it does Jason grace die???????????
@@avsanimates5207 well duh
That girl basically said “touch him and I will cut you”😂😂😂 1:17
Here to learn more about Caster, servant in the 5th Holy Grail War.
Cultured
volt airej
Meanwhile, the Argonauts have been resurrected as Specters of Hades to fight against Seiya, Shiryu, Hyoga, Shun, and Ikki.
volt airej
Even Dio Brando, the enemy of the Joestars, has been recruited to be a Spector and was given the Wyvern Cloth.
Seriously! Take a look: th-cam.com/video/vnaQZhluzE4/w-d-xo.html
Listen to the his voice.
4:28 the way that lion is judging her lmao
Me and my stacks upon stacks of Percy Jackson knowledge: 'Ok, let's do this one last time...'
Ted-ed videos are super interesting, they are very well researched, very eloquently animated, and certainly very easy to understand...
Hats off to you guys..🤘🤘🤘
wow i was waiting for this i love this myth!! thank you ted ed so much, great animating
Ted-ed your contents are always amazing and you taught me better than my history teacher
3:42
I know a version of the myth in which Medea kidnaps her five-year-old brother and, to distract the chase, kills the boy, dismemberment of his body, and the Colchilda sailors, busy collecting parts of the body, no longer chase the lovers.
Really romantic.
I know that version too
💕Oh yeah,reaaaly romantic.A lady dismembered a child that was also her brother💕
@@613mp It was ironic, dude.
my favorite series on TH-cam for sure
Being Greek, I can say that the names sound really funny in English!!
What’s Jason and Medea in Greek?
@@vicenzostella1390 Ιάσων (Ιàson) and Μήδεια (Μìthia) - the pronunciation in ancient greek would be a bit different than in modern greek though.
roothik Well yes, but it’s much closer to Modern Greek than English.
Being Georgian, I still expect you to return the damn fleece! >:(
@@roothik Iason would be pronounced the same as ancient Greek, but Medea would be pronounced different. A lot of e sounds were turned into i sounds in modern Greek. If I actually knew how the phonetic alphabet works I would have written it here.
Your voice always brings me peace
Big respect for Jason after I finished the latest chapter of FGO EN server.
Wait a minute, the gods are fine with the fact that there was a whole army at their tail but when they used an actually viable tactic to get the king off their backs they cursed them? Hypocrisy and power go hand in hand it seems.
In one version of the story, Medea killed her brother under a flag of truce and scattered his body so the king had to collect the body parts to conduct a proper funeral
Here’s the thing, killing one’s family is the worst crime one can commit in Ancient Greece, so the gods cursed them for it.
Killing relatives and disrespecting corpses were considered a crime against the Gods
Ancient Greek morality is crazy, but they did have a point about killing one's relative.
One of thereasons why cutting up the body of her brother was so terrible in a the context of that time, is because without the full body their soul won't be able to move on from this world. So it was absolutely horrifying to see Medea deny his own brother, who she betrayed, the right to go to the afterlife peacefully.
Finally! I've been waiting for this
I love these myths. Keep me coming TedEd!!
Thank you for this wonderful service you provide. This channel has inspired me soo much and has skyrocketed my curiosity about the world.
Teded : badly educing video quality while making it much more beautiful simultaneously
Jason just should have went to Old Navy. They have a sale on fleece. 😁
I was waiting for this for so long
I always loved this myth since I was a little kid! Thanks for uploading it. I love the animation too! If it’s okay, could you consider uploading the myth of ‘Theseus and the Minotaur’?
Oh i already know about this i have watched enough fate/stay night to know about medea's story.
do you also know medea has unhealthy obsession on king arthur?
She loves anything cute. You should see her interlude in Fate Grand Order
It's so unhealthy that she has a closet and trophy case full of figurines of king arthur
@@operandwriter She also wants to be a princess despite being already a princess lmao
For more on Medea, you can check out Medea by Euripides that narrates how Medea ended up killing Jason's new wife and his children as an act of vengeance once they returned to Greece
It is so pretty animation, love the playfulness of golden color, as a motive of the myth.
I have a feeling this myth was actually based on reality. The "golden fleece on a tree" is probably a reference to plant-based textiles like kapok, flax or cotton, technologies which were probably wondrous to early Greeks who probably originally wove textiles from wool and animal skins.
This is definitely not the version I read earlier. Thank you for the fresh perspective.
1:58 I wasn't looking at the screen, so I was like "where the heck the fire came from?!"
The Golden Fleece. One of the most coveted magic treasures of both mortals and gods. Said to have extraordinary powers to the possessor, even the power to resurrect the dead
Idk why the first thing that popped into my mind as I saw the title was Percy Jackson lol. Loved that series
I thought Heros of Olympus because of the name Jason.
Animation is beyond anything really really stunning job
can't wait for the next part!!
the dragon's face at 0:17 tho LMAO!
The Argonauts initiative needs to be a movie series
Myth of Jason And Golden Feet one of the Finest story Explanation by Ted ed Semma Super wonderful Story of king and solider 👍👍👍
Big fan of yours I see your videos since you were 3 million
Hi! Just want to say thank you for the content. I really look forward to your myths. ☺️
I love the last sentence of the narrator "Adventure on with more myths"
Love to see more myths 🤩🤩❤❤
One of my favorite myths, is about Thor. He was out fishing with somebody i don’t remember, and then he caught the giant serpant. He tried with all his might to catch the serpent, but it caught free and afterwards, Thor wasn’t disapointed or sad, but mad that he didn’t catch it.
Who also watches myths because of Rick Riordan’s books?
Me
Me!
Me
This is awesome!
We were taught The Merchant Of Venice where this story was referenced, so I knew I had to watch this
Finally! Been craving for this myth for so long and while I just finished my "circe" by madeline miller, this video is here. Thanks ted ed!
Thank you for this story it helped me on school work
That's cool that y'all continued this story for us & made it in an entirely different art style 😄🙏🏽📖
Great animations, Ted-Ed!
Fantastic Video! Top Notch.
Can’t wait for part 2
Amazing animation as always 👌 so original
we need a part three
The oxen ate super spicy grass
And dragon was coffee addicted
LoL XD
Amazingly, chopping her brother to pieces and using his body parts as a distraction is only the second worst thing Medeas ever done.
Well what's the first??
@@meghanav3450 that would be "killing her own children to get back at Jason." Third place is "pranking a bunch of princesses by convincing them that boiling their father alive will make him immortal"
Shout out to the time the fleece brought Jason’s sister Thalia back to life 😚✌️