A Trilogia Tebana: Édipo Rei, Édipo em Colono, Antígona

The characters seem powerless against destiny, but their choices also lead to their downfall. How do you interpret the balance between fate and personal responsibility?

Oedipus is both a victim and a culprit, which made me question whether tragedy is about justice or something more complex. What was your take on his moral journey?

Seeing the plays in this order offered a layered perspective on Oedipus's fate. Do you think the sequence was crucial to the overall message?