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February 10, 2013

 

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Oedipus is looked up to by all of his kingdom at the opening of the play, only to be thwarted by his own lack of intelligence, and more by his lack of faith. Oedipus, once the sanguine, yet slightly overbearing ruler of the people, is reduced to less than a sliver of a human being. His earnest patriotism for his adoptive land and people are well received by all in his kingdom...
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His earnest patriotism for his adoptive land and people are well received by all in his kingdom. After all, he is the most "glorious Oedipus" (p.13,ln.8). Oedipus perceives himself to be a flawless champion for those surrounding him. These blind expectations that the most exalted Oedipus has for himself are the very things that lead him to put little credence in others and nearly all his faith in himself...
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