"The Bells" depicts life during the tones of the ringers and the words used to portray them. To begin with, we hear jingling sleigh chimes, an upbeat gathering of companions out for a drive, maybe around Christmas. At that point wedding chimes, progressively steady, however euphoric, joyful even. Alerts, a flame, every one of the risks and high points and low points of life. Furthermore, ultimately, the iron chimes of a memorial service parade, grieving the death of an actual existence.
In Greek mythology, Laius, king of Thebes, consulted the oracles and was told that he would have a son. This son was going to kill him. ... The name Oedipus means “swollen feet”.
