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Sophocles's narrative cycle, used here to transition from democratic origins to monarchy, fate, burial, and Antigone.
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Oedipus trilogy
Sophocles's narrative cycle, used here to transition from democratic origins to monarchy, fate, burial, and Antigone.
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"...okay? So, Sophocles wrote many plays. His most famous is the Oedipus Trilogy, okay? Oedipus Trilogy. Now, you may have heard of the Oedipus..."
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"...why he spends 30 years to create something called the Ring Trilogy. And this is held every year at the Beirut Festival. He creates..."
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"Okay, so good morning. Today we finished the French Revolution Trilogy. So we are focusing on Napoleon today. And my argument to you today..."
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"...discuss Napoleon next class. And this will end our French Revolution. Trilogy. All right. So this is the main argument, okay? So I've provided..."
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"...on Tuesday is Napoleon. And this will end the French Revolution trilogy. Okay?"
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"...the new gods who bring justice into the world. Okay? The Oedipus trilogy ends in tragedy because the old king refuses to give way..."
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"...can see, there was the, uh, in the Oedipus Rex, um, trilogy, they celebrate Athenian democracy."
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