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Oedipus Rex

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December 30, 2012

 

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He even hurts when Thebes is hurting; "mourns for the city". He is also open and honest. He has Creon state what the Oracle at Delphi said in front of all of Thebes instead of going into the palace. He also doesn't try to hide anything from Jocasta; he even tells her how he killed a man fitting Laius' description at the place where the 3 crossroads met...
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Oedipus also chooses to nobly accept his fate. He finally understands that he is the one who brought pain on himself and Thebes. When he realizes this, he asks Creon for 3 things. First, he asks for a proper burial for Jocasta. Second, he asks him to take care of his daughters. Finally he asks for forgiveness...
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