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Essay heading: Fourth Of July
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He's late returning, but as soon as he gets back, Oedipus promises to do whatever the oracle says.
Just then, Creon arrives. Since it's good news, he is wearing laurel leaves with berries around his head. Creon says, "All's well that ends well." (The Greeks loved irony.) Apollo said that the killer of Laius must be found and banished, and the plague will end...
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And Apollo has promised that a diligent investigation will reveal the killer.
Oedipus asks to review the facts. All that is known is that Laius left for Delphi and never returned. (Don't ask what Oedipus did with the bodies of Laius and his crew.) There was no immediate investigation, because of the sphinx problem...
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