Because neither Eteocles nor Polynices help him when he is exiled, he has his burial place be in the city of King Theseus, Athens.
A prophecy predicts that this character will die in a land sacred to the Furies and that he will bring good fortune to the land in which he is buried. Because neither Eteocles nor Polynices help him when he is exiled, he has his burial place be in the city of King Theseus, Athens. After his wife (*) Jocasta commits suicide, he asks that his daughters Ismene and Antigone be brought to him, though he cannot see them because he blinded himself. For 10 points, identify this man, the titular character of two plays by Sophocles, who kills his father and marries his mother.
A prophecy predicts that this character will die in a land sacred to the Furies and that he will bring good fortune to the land in which he is buried.
{Oedipus}