Aristotle, Greek Tragedy, and the Gods File.Read Oedipus Rex and Antigone, skim carefully Oedipus at Colonus,
A common concern to readers of Sophocles great plays is his treatment of the heroes and heroines, especially whether or not they receive justice. For example, Oedipus does all he can to avoid the terrible things predicted for him, but to no avail. Antigone strives to do the right thing, yet she suffers cruelly for her efforts. If the gods determine human events, why do they treat Oedipus and Antigone the way they do?
Write an essay in which you argue for or against the following: Sophocles plays in the Oedipus series are his attempt to show that the gods are unfair and should not be worshiped and obeyed.
Remember that a good essay begins with an interesting introductory paragraph with a focusing thesis statement, then moves to body paragraphs that support the thesis using specific elements from the story (including commentary, analysis, reflection, discussion, and short quotes), and ends with a summary conclusion. Always avoid long passages in your essay that simply summarize the plot.
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