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Author: Sophocles
Publish Date: ~430 B.C.
Publisher: N/A
Reflection: This tragedy by Sophocles centers around one main topic that was highly debated and questioned in Athens at the time: prophecy. By writing this play, Sophocles was able to strengthen the image of the prophecy in Athenians' minds. Throughout the play, multiple characters, such as Oedipus and Jocasta, can be seen doubting and even disregarding the prophecy entirely. This eventually results in their bitter demise, as it turns out that the prophecy is ultimately true. By showing this as a cause-and-effect relationship, Sophocles drills the idea that the prophecy is all-knowing and is always true into the minds of Athenians. +
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