As a result Oedipus accuses Creon, so Creon defends himself. Jocasta then stands up for Creon to Oedipus and convinces Oedipus to banish him instead of killing him. Next Oedipus complains to Jocasta about Creon plotting against him. Then Jocasta tries to calm Oedipus down by telling him that prophecies and Oracles can be wrong. Therefore Jocasta tells Oedipus about what happened to Laius, Oedipus then feels a strong sense of dread and Oedipus tells Jocasta about a prophecy that said he would marry his mom, spawn a loathed generation and murder his dad. He tells Jocasta about how he killed a man at crossroads that sounds similar to Laius . He starts to fear the truth and assumes the worst. So then Oedipus agrees with Jocasta to wait to see what the shepherd says and no to jump to conclusions. As a result people start to doubt the gods. Then Herald from Corinth arrives and tells Jocasta about Polybus death and how the people of Corinth was Oedipus to come back and be
As a result Oedipus accuses Creon, so Creon defends himself. Jocasta then stands up for Creon to Oedipus and convinces Oedipus to banish him instead of killing him. Next Oedipus complains to Jocasta about Creon plotting against him. Then Jocasta tries to calm Oedipus down by telling him that prophecies and Oracles can be wrong. Therefore Jocasta tells Oedipus about what happened to Laius, Oedipus then feels a strong sense of dread and Oedipus tells Jocasta about a prophecy that said he would marry his mom, spawn a loathed generation and murder his dad. He tells Jocasta about how he killed a man at crossroads that sounds similar to Laius . He starts to fear the truth and assumes the worst. So then Oedipus agrees with Jocasta to wait to see what the shepherd says and no to jump to conclusions. As a result people start to doubt the gods. Then Herald from Corinth arrives and tells Jocasta about Polybus death and how the people of Corinth was Oedipus to come back and be