The Oedipus Plays
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Creon doesn't accuse Oedipus
by KajuKoa, January 31, 2013
Creon is not the one who comes to Oedipus first, it is actually the blind seer, Tiresias, who can "see" future, past, and present.
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0Creon
by milktea3579, February 07, 2013
Creon only exiles Oedipus because he wanted to be banished.
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