classic tragedy written by Jean Racine in the 17th century. It explored the theme of fatality, with regards to Greek mythological references. The drama reflected the importance of order and harmony (L1) during classicism period in light of Racinian poetics. It also paralleled with the political background during Louis XIV regime, through the portrayal of Thésée as a heroic dominant both within and outside the palace. Among the many themes aforementioned, this commentary will shed light on Racine’s arrangement