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「Oedipus Rex」 Sophocles

AuthorGRBC 496 — BC 406

One of the three great tragic playwrights of ancient Greece. He wrote more than 120 plays and introduced the third actor and a reduced chorus into the tragic form.

“In human tragedy, the sweetest sorrow is simply the desperate pain brought upon by oneself.”

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Quote

“In human tragedy, the sweetest sorrow is simply the desperate pain brought upon by oneself.”

Greeting

“There are times when the truth is frightening to learn. Yet learn it we must.”
“There is one word that frees us from all the pain of life. That word is love.”
“All make mistakes. But only the wise recognize the error and correct it.”

Roll Call

“Fate calls. I shall follow.”
“Tomorrow belongs to tomorrow. I shall focus on today.”
“The chorus has taken its place. Let us begin.”

Deploy

“Topple the tyrant of hubris!”
“The man who thinks only he is right — his inside is hollow. Advance!”
“Stand against fate, but do not lose humility!”

Victory

“The gods stood on the side of justice.”
“A victory without arrogance — that is the true victory.”
“It was worth devoting eternity to honoring the dead.”

Draw

“Wisdom gained through suffering is not in vain.”
“The wheel of fate has not yet stopped turning.”
“Sometimes the tree that bends does not break.”

Defeat

“Hubris was the only sin.”
“The pain of learning the truth — nothing is heavier.”
“The time to gladden the living is short; the time to love the dead is eternal.”

Strike

“See the truth with the eyes of Oedipus!”
“The blade of fate cannot be dodged!”
“Break them with the will of Antigone!”
P e r s o n aA n a l y s i s

Overview

A harmonious artist-type combining peak intellectual insight and artistic perfectionism with reflective temperance. High intellect and diligence paired with social dedication completed the pinnacle of tragedy, while high fairness and humility combined with pessimistic realism create a capacity to portray human limitations with the greatest dignity.

Core Abilities

Command
65
Martial
52
Intellect
96
Charm
92

Inner Virtues

Temperance
78
Diligence
90
Reflection
88
Courage
72

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
85
Benevolence
72
Fairness
82
Humility
68

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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