The answer is in the screenshot. I hope this helps :)
Explanation:
Possibly you could say something around the lines of:
"Now my question to you is this: is blah worth blah?"
would you have done blah to get blah?"
when we see blah / when blah happens,
are we doing blah/saying blah thinking blah?"
I won't just give you a question, but I will tell you that the reason this is present is to make sure that the audience will continue considering whatever idea you have presented them with a while after you present it. It required their minds to engage with your topic. It provides you with an opportunity to guide the audience on what you want them to consider after having heard your point.
The line mentions <span>Teiresias, the prophet who knew what would happen, and the seeing itself. Even though he is blind, Teiresias sees into the future and the truth of things. Even though he isn't blind, Oedipus doesn't see what he is doing and who he is. His tragic blindness will turn into the actual blindness, in a self-punishing act.</span>
From the summary I just read I think the people who live in the same town don't like her as she pretends to own the town and she likes to spread rumours and gossip
