FryOedipus by Megan Fry https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem en-us 2018-03-26 13:36:07 UTC 2026-02-05 21:37:06 UTC hello@padlet.com Quote 1: Line 903-905 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246076883 This was the man whom Oedipus, long ago, feared so, fled so, in dread of destroying him-But it was another fate by which he died.
 -Jocasta(referring to King Polybus)

- Shows that Jocosta knew of the prophecy and has figured out that Polybus is not Oedipus' actual father]]> 2018-03-26 13:44:36 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246076883 Quote 2: Line 924 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077091 From now on never think those things again -Jocasta(to Oedipus)

-Displays Jocasta's relationship with Oedipus and how she does no want him to find out the truth]]> 2018-03-26 13:44:53 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077091 Quote 3: Line 927 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077206 And yet-must I not fear my mother's bed? -Oedipus

-Oedipus speaking to the prophecy, specifically the part referring to his relationship with his mother]]> 2018-03-26 13:45:05 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077206 Quote 4: Line 931-933 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077323 Have no fear of sleeping with your mother: How many men, in dreams, have lain with their mothers! No reasonable man is troubled by such things -Jocasta

-Jocasta speaking about how "no men would ever think of sleeping with their mothers"]]> 2018-03-26 13:45:15 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077323 Quote 5: Line 938 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077390 Wonderful. But I fear the living woman -Oedipus

-Oedipus admitting his fear of sleeping with his mother, shows that it was not his true intention, rather subconscious]]> 2018-03-26 13:45:22 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077390 Quote 6 Line 547 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077442 Anything that she wants she has from me -Oedipus

-Displays Oedipus showing husband-like qualities and being protective of Jocasta]]> 2018-03-26 13:45:27 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077442 Quote 7 Line 1011 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077519 Everything that I say I'd for your own good! -Jocosta

-Displays Oedipus and Jocasta's relationship and shows Jocasta's motherly nature towards Oedipus

]]> 2018-03-26 13:45:33 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077519 Quote 8: Line 1013 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077607 May you never learn who you are! -Jocasta

-Shows that Jocasta knows the truth and does not want Oedipus to learn that he is her son]]> 2018-03-26 13:45:41 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/246077607 Secondary Source 1 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/248867124 Dorothy W. (1982): While Freud was convinced that girls as well as boys experience the Oedipus complex,
 his famous theory focuses on the developing male, on a young boy's sexual wishes for his mother her and parricidal impulses towards his father

-Explains Freud's theory of the Oedipus Complex
]]> 2018-04-05 13:41:38 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/248867124 Secondary Source 1 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/248870369 Dorothy W. (1982): King Oedipus, who slew his father Laius and wedded his
 mother Jocasta, is nothing more or less than a wish-fulfillment - the fulfillment of the wish of our
 childhood

Relates the Oedipus Complex to Oedipus' actions in the play
]]> 2018-04-05 13:48:26 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/248870369 Secondary Source 1 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/248872307 Dorothy W. (1982): .. Jocasta comforts Oedipus-who is not yet
 enlightened . . . by an allusion to a dream which is often dreamed, though it cannot, in her
 opinion, mean anything:
 
 "For many a man hath seen himself in dreams
 His mother's mate, but he who gives no heed
 To such like matters bears the easier life." (981-983)

-Relates a quote from Jocasta to the Oedipus Complex
]]> 2018-04-05 13:52:28 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/248872307 Secondary Source 2 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/249219757 Freud S. (1924): To an ever-increasing extent the Oedipus complex reveals its importance as the central phenomenon of the sexual period of early childhood. 

-Definition of the Oedipus Complex through Freud]]> 2018-04-06 13:42:18 UTC https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/249219757 Secondary Source 2 18fryme https://padlet.com/18fryme/4m9vfea9aaem/wish/249220073 Freud S. (1924): The little girl likes to regard herself as what her father loves above all else; but the time comes when she has to endure a harsh punishment from him and she is cast out of her fool's paradise. The boy regards his mother as his own property; but he finds one day that she has transferred her love and solicitude to a new arrival. 

-In depth look into the theory behind the Oedipus Complex

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