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Analyze how Oedipus is or is not responsible for his actions. Is the punishment he suffers appropriate to the crime he committed, especially if he did not know that he was committing a crime?

Even though Oedipus’s fate is predetermined by the Gods, it cannot go unsaid that he is not guilty of anything, neither can he be held accountable for everything that happened in his miserable life. Are Gods truly the ones to blame, or was it Oedipus’s free will that draws him to commit the crime?

Before making a decision. I have to consider that Oedipus had all the right

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Approximate Word count = 385
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)


  

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