Foreshadowing is a warning of what is to come in the future. The tragedy of Oedipus the king oftentimes, if not entirely, relies on himself. Teiresias the blind prophet says to him: "You yourself are the very man you are looking for." The prophet is telling Oedipus that he is responsible for the plague, of course he refuses to listen to that horrible future. When Teiresias asks Oedipus if he knows where he comes from, he also foreshadows that Oedipus himself is responsible for slaying his own father. And a third one can be his marriage with his own mother. Oedipus is warned of everything, however, ironically his eyes do not help him see the bad times for him, his family and his kingdom.
Answer:
the answer would be FIRST
Explanation:
It’s a good idea to prepare a room when you are painting it. _First_, put painter’s tape around the ceiling and floor.
Handel is to knife as hilt is to sword
The similarity of the character Prometheus in the both version of the myth is that: "he is convinced by his punishment to give in" (Option B)
<h3>Who is a character?</h3>
A character is a fictional creation of the author of a novel with the purpose of driving the plot forward.
In this case, the character in view is Prometheus and in the two version of myths being considered,
Prometheus' stealing of fire infuriated Zeus, who sentenced the Titan to an eternity of penance by transporting him to the east, possibly to the Caucasus.
Prometheus was enslaved to a rock (or pillar) here, and Zeus dispatched an eagle to devour the Titan's eternal liver.
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