Which of the following lines foreshadow Oedipus’s eventual blindness?

English

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Alexandra [31]4 years ago

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Those eyes of yours, which now can see so clearly, will be dark. Hope it helps!

levacccp [35]4 years ago

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Answer:

Those eyes of yours, which now can see so clearly, will be dark

Explanation:

This foreshadowing is very clear and very obvious. The call for the fact that they can see "now" reinforce the idea that then, they might not see at all. Specially when the text says that they will be dark as in opposition to seeing now.

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