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Hypocrites
The one performer who has seen to answer the chorus. Literally means an "answer" or interpreter."
Themes of Oedipus?
• Wilingness to ignore the truth (blindness)
• The limits of free will
What is the main irony?
The limits of free will
Oedipus' swollen foot
• Affliction injury
• **** marked him & set him apart
• someone's walk represent his path/choices in life
Three-way crossroads
Place where choice has to be made. Usually symbolize moments where decisions will have important consequences.
Dionysus
God of wine & fertility. Plays made go please him.
Aeschylus
Brought out dialogue
Parados
Separated scenes
Trilogies
(3 stories)
• Antigone
• Oedipus the King
• Colonis
Sophocles
Separated playwright & actor
Trilogies
(3 stories)
• Antigone
• Oedipus the King
• Colonis
Aristotle's deff. of tragic hero
Recognition & reversal of fortune
Qualities of tragic hero
1) consistency
2) tries to be good
3) balance (not to good-not too bad)
4) life- like
5) appropriate
Hubris
Obsessive pride
Oedipus myth
Born to kill father, marry mother
Dramatic irony
Created bc audience knows story
Motif
Emotional blindness worse than physical blindness
Lampooned
To poke fun @ something
Author?
Sophocles
Bawdy
Jokes that are sexual in humor
Ode
Divides scenes
Catharsis
Healthy calling forth of purging of emotion. That "good cry that makes you stronger.
Archetype
Original pattern or model of all things of the same type.
Oedipus at Colonus
Not a lot going on, a lot of soul searching
Oedipus' tragic flaw?
Hubris
What creature walks on 4 legs at dawn, 2 legs at noon, 3 legs in evening
Human (4 legs: baby, 2 legs: adult, 3 legs: elder)