Oedipus the King condensed notes
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- Created on: 22-05-23 11:04
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Oedipus the King
Fate v Free will/ fore shadow
- Tiresisas trying to inexplictily tell Oedipus who killed Laius, but his hubris doesnt allow him to see
- "what will come will come"
- "You are the curse, the corruption of the land!" (technique of matix making it tense)
- "I pity you, you fling inaulta at me the very insults each man here will fling at you soon"
- "brother and father to the children he embraced" - start of a peripeteia development
- Two set of propehecy via apollo, one given to Laius and Jocasta in thebes and the other to Oedipus- same peophecy just misinterpretated from Oedipus
- "doom would strike him down at the hands of a son ... but Laius was ... killed by strnagers, theieves at aplace where three roads meet"
- ""the god Apollo spurned me, sent me away" "'You are fated to couple with your mother... you will kill your father"
Guilt
- Jocasta's aganorisis
- Oedipus' half understanding of his fault
- "I think I've called down a dreadful curse upon myself"
Action v reflection
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