Drama Within Oedipus

The Story of Oedipus has many irrelevant series of events including marrying his profess get and having children of their own. Does this organise Oedipus a outstanding top executive or does it make him fit as a male monarch? These questions we can get along and maybe conclude he could have been a abundant King from the start precisely if had talked to the King of Corinth, his take father, in which he was non aware(predicate) of his role until after the series of events. Oedipus falls from his position as King of Thebes because he followed his own understandings and not followed through with his adopted parents.\nWhen King Laius and faerie Jocaste went to go meet with the Oracle of Delphi, they were not given horrific password regarding about their only male child and child regarding their future precisely disturbing information regarding their watchword, Oedipus. He would not only killing his father, King Laius, but he would also wed his mother, Queen Jocaste in t he making. For this not to ill-use The Thebes Kingdom, Jocaste, gave Oedipus to a servant to classify the boy in the mountains and away from the kingly family. Before banishing him to the mountains, King Laius pierced the young boys ankles and even them together so that we would not crawl. The servant ended up giving the boy to a Shepard, but ended up in the Kingdom of Corinth into the royal family who wanted to adopt him. King Polybus and his wife Merope of Corinth adopted the boy and named him Oedipus, also known as injuries and/or s riseing to the ankles. Oedipus would be now known as the Prince to King Polybus of Corinth and later would be named King of Corinth as well since he is now the son of The King and Queen of Corinth.\n eld later, Oedipus would be told that he is not the same blood as King Polybus and Queen Merope of Corinth, which lead Oedipus to speak with his parents regarding the news he was informed. So far of Oedipus universe confused, this could be leading Oedipus to a confused life and would not know who to trust, and to not pick up trust in your...