4. How does Jocasta react to Oedipus and Creon arguing in front of everyone? Find the lines to support your claim.

Jocasta warns her husband of false prophets and tells him a story.

"Well, then! Oedipus, my king! Forget everything and listen to me. No mortal knows the will of the gods. Let me show you proof of this. Once, an oracle came to Laius –I am not saying from Apollo, directly, but from his servants- that it was his Fate, Laius’ Fate, to die by the hand of his son – his and my son! However, word has it that Laius was killed by strangers, thieves, at a three-way cross road."