Oedipus did not conceal teh truth from his people, his confidence in himself blinded his eyes from whats coming. When Creon came back from the house of Apollo to find out about the plague that was casted on Thebes again after Oedipus solved the riddle of the sphinx. The problem this time was if the man that have commit

Oedipus pushing Teiresias to say what he knows, thinking that it is not against him. "Teiresias: Was it not plain? Or will you tempt me futher?", "Oedipus: I would have it beyond all doubht. Say it again." "Teiresias: I say that the killer you are seeking is yourself." And his pride still kept him from believing that it is true. "Oedipus: The second tim. You shall be sorry for this." Oedipus did not believe what the soothsayer said, he thought it was all a conspiracy by Creon.

Oedipus didn't keep his personal affairs away from Thebes. Oedipus had an argument with Creon, because of the profacy that the soothsayer said. He thought that Creon accused him of being the one who commited the syn. Creon knows that Oedipus is the man who Applo talked about. "Must Creon, so long my friend, my most trusted friend, stalk

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