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Oedipus Rex Plot Summary - Greek theatre (H408)

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A detailed episode by episode plot summary of Sophocles' 'Oedipus Rex' with analysis for each scene. I've been getting consistent A*s in Classics and have created and used this to help me revise.

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18.02.2022


OEDIPUS REX - REVISION

1. PLOT SUMMARY
SECTION SUMMARY KEY QUOTES/MOMENTS/ANALYSIS

PROLOGOS Oedipus comes out of the palace, helps the  “The world knows my fame: I am
priest to his feet and introduces himself with a Oedipus.”
Rhesis. The priest (another Rhesis) begs  “I would be blind to misery not to
Oedipus to help rid Thebes of the plague. pity my people kneeling at my feet”
Oedipus laments the pain of the plague – Oedipus.
(kommos). Creon returns from the Oracle of  “We beg you, best of men, raise up
Apollo and tells them King Laius was murdered our city!” – Priest about Oedipus
– everyone he was travelling with except one  Priest and Oedipus talk about how
man who escaped. Oedipus is the saviour of Thebes
and the best of men – dramatic
irony
PARADOS 1st Strophe/Antistrophe: The chorus calls
upon the gods Zeus, Apollo, Athena and Artemis
to come down and save Thebes from the
plague.
2nd Strophe/Antistrophe: They complain
about horrors and afflictions of the plague,
including the huge number of deaths &
descriptions of the people dying.
3rd Strophe/Antistrophe: They describe how
the plague is likened to war and appeal to the
gods to defeat the horrors in the city.
Epode: They celebrate Dionysus and appeal to
him for help


EPISODE 1 Oedipus expresses his disdain for the  “If I’d been present then there
murderer, says if he’d been there there’d be ‘no would have been no mystery, no
hunt’ (irony)asks them or anyone who knows long hunt” – Oedipus
them to step forwards & no one does so he  “You are the curse, the corruption
curses the murderer (Rhesis). O & chorus of the land!” – Tiresias
leader send for Tiresias, he praises T and asks  “You are the murderer you hunt”
who killed Laius. T recognizes the king's true  “You’ve lost your power … eyes as
identity and repeatedly refuses to say the truth blind as stone” – Tiresias (irony)
because it will ruin lives. This frustrates O, they  “True, it is not your fate to fall at
argue (Stichomythia and agon) and T tells O my hand” – Tiresias
he is the murderer & cause of plague. Oedipus  “You pious fraud!” – Oedipus
talks about all the amazing things he’s done &  Oedipus accuses Tiresias of being
calls Tiresias a fraud, saying he’s conspiring bribed by Creon.
with Creon. T says the killer is Theban & will be
blinded & married his mum and killed his
father.
STASIMON 1 The chorus sings of its confusion about  The Chorus does not question the

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