Grotesque actions committed by Oedipus, such as murdering his own father and mar

When Oedipus learns of the Oracle’s prophecies, he attempts to escape his fate in order to live an ethical life with moral order. For the obvious reasons, murdering one’s father and marrying one’s mother is unethical to Oedipus, thus he chooses to defy the gods by leaving his parents in order to escape his fate. Unfortunately, Oedipus fails to succeed, since his fate is inescapable. Consequently, Oedipus attempts to isolate himself from who he believes are his parents, as a result, fate brings him to his real parents, king Laius and Jocasta. With this occurrence, fate also brings Oedipus to commit the wrong doings. However, he commits them unintentionally, due to his misunderstanding of the circumstances, brought upon him by fate. Therefore, the actions and decisions of Oedipus are not culpable for his wrong doings; his fate is responsible.

Regardless of what Oedipus attempts to perform; his fate does not permit him to change paths. He makes numerous mistakes and is accountable for them, but at the final analyses, Oedipus is not

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