David H. answered • 11/26/20
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Knowing he was inextricably bound by Fate was the key to Oedipus' freedom.
How can it possibly be argued that Oedipus’ freedom at the end of the Oedipus Tyrannus is greater than his freedom at the beginning of the play?
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