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Oedipus 2
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In ancient Greece, the people believed that the gods ruled their lives and controlled their destiny. Their emphasis on fate was shown in their plays. This stands true to Oedipus, he could not c0ontrol his fate. Fate kept Oedipus alive through a murder attempt and to kill his father, and to marr ....
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....t begins with the burning question of, why is the city is undergoing such terrible plagues? The whole town seems to be under a curse from the gods and Oedipus wants to know why. It is then when the prophet tells Oedipus the city’s situation is due to the missing king. Oedipus vows to find the killer. Doing this he finds out the truth about his fate.
Oedipus’ fate was pre-determined long before he ver had a chance to influence it in any way. This alone shows how strongly the Greeks.... |
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