13)What else does he learn about himself? What is the significance of the curse/prophecy that seems to haunt Oedipus and his family?

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Explanation:

On numerous levels, the prophesy (or curse) that plagues Oedipus is crucial. The play's narrative is effectively driven by this prophesy. In addition, the prophesy explains the protagonist's dilemma while also pointing out its symbolic and thematic character.

He was told by an oracle as a young man that he was doomed to kill his father and marry his mother. Fear of the prophesy pushed him away from his home in Corinth, eventually leading him to Thebes. Oedipus receives word from a messenger that his father, King Polybus of Corinth, has died of old age.

To avert the prophesy, Lauis pierces the baby's ankles and binds them together with a pin before abandoning him on the Mt. Cithaeron slopes. (Isn't he the Father of the Year?) Later, a kind shepherd comes by and discovers the baby boy.

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