This man eventually dies at (*) Colonus, and he sends Creon to investigate a plague upon his city.
This character's daughters are abducted by his brother-in-law after he fails to abduct this man, who will bring fortune to the city he is buried in. This character enters a grove sacred to the Furies despite being prophesied to die there. This man eventually dies at (*) Colonus, and he sends Creon to investigate a plague upon his city. A shepherd reveals receiving this man as a baby after he was left to die on Mt. Cithaeron. This father to Antigone killed Laius at a crossroads, despite Laius being his father, and he blinds himself after discovering he's slept with his mother. For 10 points, name this Greek figure, the title king of a play by Sophocles.
This character's daughters are abducted by his brother-in-law after he fails to abduct this man, who will bring fortune to the city he is buried in.
Oedipus (accept Oedipus Rex; accept Oedipus at Colonus)