Question

What does Oedipus decree should be done to the murderer of Laius? What promises does he make?

Answer 1

Answer:

He must be banished from Thebes and no person is allowed to speak to him or help him in anyway.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

He must be exiled from Thebes, and no one may talk to him or assist him in any manner.

Oedipus vows to continue his search for the actual killer because he refuses to trust Teiresias' claim that he is the true murderer. Oedipus feels that because he was successful in answering the Sphinx's riddle, he will be successful in uncovering the mystery surrounding Laius' killer.

With the people of Thebes gathered in front of him, Oedipus appeals to anybody who knows who killed Laius to come forward and reveal the truth. As an inducement, the king promises the killer mercy rather than execution, as well as a prize for anybody who can provide information.