The nurse acts as Medea's accomplice in her tragic endeavor, pointing attention to the heroic qualities of the working class.

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This statement is false. The nurse does not act as Medea's accomplice and their relationship becomes strained when the nurse questions Medea's plans for revenge. The play does not necessarily focus on the heroic qualities of the working class, but more on themes of betrayal, revenge, and the consequences of extreme actions.

The Nurse Acts as Medea's Accomplice in Her Tragic Endeavor