"Oedipus" as The Architect of his Downfall by Sophocles.
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Oedipus as the Architect of his Downfall
What is the purpose of an architect? An architect is one that plans or devises. The contriver, designer, or the creator of what is to be. In Sophocles' Oedipus the King, Oedipus in a sense
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the play, we can see a link of inevitable consequences arising from the hero's free decisions. By blossoming his arrogance, he blinded his sense of rationality. Trying to dodge the path of fate, he thought he had the free will to choose, but only stepping closer to despair. And by his ill-conceived view of how and what heroic greatness is, Oedipus can be labeled as the "creator" or indeed the architect of his tragic fall.
the play, we can see a link of inevitable consequences arising from the hero's free decisions. By blossoming his arrogance, he blinded his sense of rationality. Trying to dodge the path of fate, he thought he had the free will to choose, but only stepping closer to despair. And by his ill-conceived view of how and what heroic greatness is, Oedipus can be labeled as the "creator" or indeed the architect of his tragic fall.