Oedipus at Colonus
Across
- 5. The more active of Oedipus’ daughters
- 7. Oedipus refers to Antigone and Ismene as his __________, (152) even though they could be considered something else.
- 8. Polyneices tells Antigone that he has challenged Eteocles to a __________ to the death (166).
- 11. Oedipus’ approximate age in Oedipus at Colonus (Time and Setting)
- 13. On page 161, Polyneices relays that "___________ lies with those who win [Oedipus] to their side."
- 14. The more passive of Oedipus’ daughters:
- 16. Oedipus in Oedipus at Colonus is most analogous to this character from Oedipus the King (Hint: blind, but all-seeing).
- 18. As promised in Oedipus the King, the murderer of King Laius is now a p_________ (123).
- 20. The oracle at ________ makes a prophecy in this play.
- 21. Oedipus’ faithful daughter:
- 22. "Wise fool" is an example of an o_________n.
- 24. New Regent (king) of Thebes:
- 25. Oedipus accomplishes his wish to __________________ at the end of Oedipus at Colonus.
Down
- 1. This b-word was important to the plot of Oedipus the King as reappears on page 141 in reference to Creon's actions.
- 2. a person who governs a kingdom in the minority, absence, or disability of the sovereign.
- 3. Oedipus ____________ his actions on page 144, citing the coincidence of it all and placing the blame on his fate.
- 4. Oedipus walks into the __________ before the fourth choral ode (173).
- 6. This character in Oedipus at Colonus tries to protect Oedipus (excluding Antigone).
- 9. Oedipus finds out on page 133 that one of his daughters has been ____________.
- 10. At the end of Oedipus at Colonus, Oedipus tells his daughters that “one little word can change all pain: That word is _________.”
- 12. Oedipus has ________ children (number).
- 15. Creon is clearly identified as a ___________ on page 139.
- 17. Oedipus refers to his weak and blind condition as his double ___________ (115).
- 19. Antagonist of Oedipus at Colonus:
- 23. Polyneices is Eteocles' ____________ brother (160).