Oedipus

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Oedipus Denies the Truth

Causes

Believes he is the son of Polybus and Mereope

Genuinely believes that thieves had killed Laius

Stubborn, hubris (arrogance to listen) towards everyone else, belives he is the only one to solve the mystery

Truth is too terrible to contemplate

Unaware of the real situation, believes what he thinks

Jumped to his own conclusions, didn't ake anyone else's view into concideration.

He was unsure who his real parents where, he didnt know that Jocasta and Laius where his real parents

He thinks that Tiresias is providing him with false information

On Oedipus Himself

On the Other Characters

On the Plot

For The Audience

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