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Oedipus Rex
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.... deceet. He is hounded by prophecy and cursed to a doomed existance. Aristotle had believed that was one of the penultimate tragedies of all time. Aristotle broke what he thought was the perfect tragic play into three main parts. "Two elements of the tragic plot, then, are Reversal and.... Part 2 of Paper
....Shepherd: I pitied the baby, my king, And I thought that
this man would take him far away to his own country.
He saved him- but for what a fate! For if you are what
this mane says you are, No man is more wretched than
Oedipus.
Oedipus: Ah God! It is true! All the prophecies!-...
I, Oedipus, damned in his birth, in his marrage damned,
Damned in the blood he shed with his own hand!"
And lastly, the play follows suffering because Oedipus was saved from one fate, only to be cursed .... |
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