The way Creon shows one he is wise is by his thinking perspective. Creon expresses how much wisdom he has when saying, “If you think obstinacy without wisdom a valuable possession, you are wrong,” meaning Oedipus is ignoring the facts that Creon is on his side and not against him. Creon also shows more wisdom when he says, “Be sure I would have done this had not I wished first of all to learn from the God the course of action I should follow,” meaning Creon does not listen to the Gods prophecies to take action. Creon was Oedipus right hand man, so Oedipus obviously trusted Creon with his
The way Creon shows one he is wise is by his thinking perspective. Creon expresses how much wisdom he has when saying, “If you think obstinacy without wisdom a valuable possession, you are wrong,” meaning Oedipus is ignoring the facts that Creon is on his side and not against him. Creon also shows more wisdom when he says, “Be sure I would have done this had not I wished first of all to learn from the God the course of action I should follow,” meaning Creon does not listen to the Gods prophecies to take action. Creon was Oedipus right hand man, so Oedipus obviously trusted Creon with his