Which of the following choices best describes Creon’s behavior toward Oedipus at the end of Oedipus the King, Part II?
A. He appears disgusted with Oedipus.
B. He refuses to acknowledge Oedipus.
C. He treats Oedipus with strict justice.
D. He shows pity and compassion for Oedipus.
Part B
Which of the following choices best supports the answer to Part A?
A. Creon takes over Oedipus' role as head of the family.
B. Creon confesses that he is to blame for Oedipus' downfall.
C. Creon allows Oedipus to embrace and bless his daughters.
D. Creon reminds Oedipus that his fate is in the hands of the gods.
1 answer
Part A: The choice that best describes Creon’s behavior toward Oedipus at the end of Oedipus the King, Part II is C. He treats Oedipus with strict justice.
Part B: The choice that best supports the answer to Part A is D. Creon reminds Oedipus that his fate is in the hands of the gods.
This aligns with the theme of justice and the idea that Oedipus' downfall is a consequence of his actions and the will of the gods, reinforcing Creon's adherence to justice rather than personal sentiment.
