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An example of dramatic irony is the statement that
Oedipus: “I shall fight for him in this matter, as if for my own father.”
he married Jocasta
A plague has descended upon the entire city; death and decay is everywhere.
Oedipus has accused Creon of treason
supports Oedipus
unwilling to answer Oedipus’ inquiries
Jocasta tells the story of Laius’ death
feels both Oedipus and Tiresias are speaking in anger
What has been happening in Thebes that brings all members of the community to Oedipus’s palace for answers?
Oedipus: “I shall fight for him in this matter, as if for my own father.”
he married Jocasta
A plague has descended upon the entire city; death and decay is everywhere.
Oedipus has accused Creon of treason
supports Oedipus
unwilling to answer Oedipus’ inquiries
Jocasta tells the story of Laius’ death
feels both Oedipus and Tiresias are speaking in anger
After Oedipus becomes angry with Creon, the chorus
Oedipus: “I shall fight for him in this matter, as if for my own father.”
he married Jocasta
A plague has descended upon the entire city; death and decay is everywhere.
Oedipus has accused Creon of treason
supports Oedipus
unwilling to answer Oedipus’ inquiries
Jocasta tells the story of Laius’ death
feels both Oedipus and Tiresias are speaking in anger
Tiresias is
Oedipus: “I shall fight for him in this matter, as if for my own father.”
he married Jocasta
A plague has descended upon the entire city; death and decay is everywhere.
Oedipus has accused Creon of treason
supports Oedipus
unwilling to answer Oedipus’ inquiries
Jocasta tells the story of Laius’ death
feels both Oedipus and Tiresias are speaking in anger
Oedipus begins to suspect that he is the murderer of Laius when
Oedipus: “I shall fight for him in this matter, as if for my own father.”
he married Jocasta
A plague has descended upon the entire city; death and decay is everywhere.
Oedipus has accused Creon of treason
supports Oedipus
unwilling to answer Oedipus’ inquiries
Jocasta tells the story of Laius’ death
feels both Oedipus and Tiresias are speaking in anger
Oedipus became the King of Thebes because
Oedipus: “I shall fight for him in this matter, as if for my own father.”
he married Jocasta
A plague has descended upon the entire city; death and decay is everywhere.
Oedipus has accused Creon of treason
supports Oedipus
unwilling to answer Oedipus’ inquiries
Jocasta tells the story of Laius’ death
feels both Oedipus and Tiresias are speaking in anger
After Tiresias speaks against against Oedipus, the chorus
Oedipus: “I shall fight for him in this matter, as if for my own father.”
he married Jocasta
A plague has descended upon the entire city; death and decay is everywhere.
Oedipus has accused Creon of treason
supports Oedipus
unwilling to answer Oedipus’ inquiries
Jocasta tells the story of Laius’ death
feels both Oedipus and Tiresias are speaking in anger
Why is Creon upset at the opening of scene 2?
Oedipus: “I shall fight for him in this matter, as if for my own father.”
he married Jocasta
A plague has descended upon the entire city; death and decay is everywhere.
Oedipus has accused Creon of treason
supports Oedipus
unwilling to answer Oedipus’ inquiries
Jocasta tells the story of Laius’ death
feels both Oedipus and Tiresias are speaking in anger
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