This man curses his two sons at Colonus, and his feet were bound in infancy by Laius according to a play in which he fears that Creon is bribing Tiresias during a plague.
This character's wife asks, "What has a man to do with fear?" In another work, a stranger asks him to stand up and leave the "holy ground" where he sits to wait to die. He is relieved when the death of Merope's husband Polybus is reported to him by a messenger from Corinth. This man curses his two sons at Colonus, and his feet were bound in infancy by Laius according to a play in which he fears that Creon is bribing Tiresias during a plague. His daughters by Jocasta, Ismene and Antigone, mourn his death. For 10 points, name this title king of two Sophocles plays, who blinds himself when he realizes his wife is his mother.
This character's wife asks, "What has a man to do with fear?"
Oedipus [or Oidipous; or Oedipus Rex; or Oidipous Tyrannos]