English, 18.02.2021 21:50, eddsworldfrantic

1.(b) Draw Conclusions. Why might this scene be considered the climax, or point of highest tension, in the tragedy? Explain.
Text: oedipus the king part ll

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1.(b) Draw Conclusions. Why might this scene be considered the climax, or point of highest tension,...