Ödipus auf Kolonos

Oedipus at Colonus presents a complex view of destiny and personal choice. Did anyone else feel the play leans towards acceptance or resistance to fate?

Oedipus's decline is tragic but also noble. I wonder if this portrayal made others think differently about resilience in the face of hardship.

The play intertwines divine will with human suffering. I’m curious whether readers felt this strengthened the play’s message or made it more distant.