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| Oedipus | Ex former King of Thebes, marry his mom, killed his dad, gouged his eyes out of not being able to deal with his own guilt/ mistakes
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| Creon | Now king of Thebes , brother in law of Oedipus, his son committed suicide and kills Antigone
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| Jocasta | Ex queen, mom , and wife of Oedipus , killed herself after being embarrassed of finding out she had kids with her own son and married him
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| Antigone | Daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta, helps her dad after being excluded from Thebes and buries his brother after Creon told her not to and comits suicide
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| Tiresias | A prophet that warns both Oedipus and Creon in which they both don't listen
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| Ismeme | Daughter of Both Jocasta and Oedipus
Did not want to bury her brother
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| Chorus | The chorus is the special effects the add on to make the story better represents regular people an contributes to the plot
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| Shepard | Former servant of King larios Oedipus's dad he was supposed to get rid of Oedipus for good but he gave him to some one
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| Corinth | The place where Oedipus was raised by his adopted parents
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| Laios | Dad of Oedipus and ex king of Thebes, he gets killed by his own son
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| Polybos | Adopted dad of Oedipus dies old age
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| Merope | Adopted Mom of Oedipus dies due to heartbreak
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| Theseus | Son of Argos, King of Athens, was the lover of Aridanne defeated the minotaur
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| Polyneices | Son of Oedipus and Jocatsa, fights his own brother because he took his throne and they both die in the battle
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| Eteocles | Son of both Oedipus and Jocasta fights his brother because he took the throne and he dies in the battle
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| Eurydice | wife of Creon and mom of Haimon kills herself after not being able to bear the news of his son dead
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| The Furies | They are female spirts of justice and vengeance they punish the ones who break the law of nature or gods, killing a parent of sibling, and people of break their Oath. Also called Erinyes (angry ones)
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| Alecto | Alecto-punishes the crimes against natural order with unceasing torment and fury which causes madness
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| Megaera | Meagera- punishes the ones that coming crimes like marital infidelity
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| Tisiphone | Tisiphone- punishes the one who commit murder parricide, fratricide, or homocide
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| Nemesis | the inevitable punishment or payback for their acts of pride(hubris)
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| Dramatic irony | when the reader knows something but the character does not know
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| Situational irony | the plot twist for the story when we expect something but the unexpected happenns
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| Verbal Irony | when speakers says something but means another
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| Motif | the reason they are doing it
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| Suppliant | a person who makes a plea to someone that has authority
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| Anagnorisis | a moment that the tragic hero relazies their mistake
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| Hubris | too Kuch pride in which the tragic hero has and causes their downfall
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| Hamartia | what a tragic hero should have like a mistake or flaw
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| Allusion | a reference to something that is well know by a lot of people so the reader can understand the story even more
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| Theme | the moral stroy or the message that the author is trying to send
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| Tragic hero | The hero of the story of is liked by everyone and has a huge downfall
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| Oracle | where the people get told their prohecy
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| Prophecy | a prediction of what will happen in the future
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| Soothsayer | the Oracle of Delphi
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| Logo | it appeals to logic and reasoning like the thinking mostly reasticlay of something using evidence
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| Ethos | It has a credibility build trust among the readers
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| Pathos | connection with emotions and ideals
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| Tragedy | a type of drama that decists the tragic hero downfall with the errors of their own mistake and produces pity on the character apart of the audience
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| Catharsis | the Cleansing of emotions by realsing them
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| Frey-tag's pyramid | where it show the important arts of a drama such as the incentive money the beging,,climax the middle and the revolution the end
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| Peripeteia | the lot twist of the story where something very unexpected happens
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| Fate | something that is already chose or set in place and that you cnate escape
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