Read Oedipus (in your anthology).
You should read the background information provided in your anthology. (Hint: if you don't know while you're reading the play that Oedipus is really married to his mother, Jocasta, you've kind of missed the point.)
Take notes that gather specific plot references that provided evidence of:
-Oedipus' arrogance/pride
-Moments where Oedipus is a victim of fate (events that are beyond his control)
-Moments of dramatic irony
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*breaking out the mythology notes.
ReplyDeleteYES!
good thing i thought we were supposed to have it read by today, not on the 18th.
ReplyDeleteSo I'm super bummed that I missed the goat dance today...
ReplyDeleteThe hair flip was the best.
ReplyDeleteWe need to see what other movies we can convince McElliott to reenact.
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