​The Moral of Sophocles' Play Oedipus Was

Multiple Choice

​The moral of Sophocles' play Oedipus was

A) ​that although one cannot avoid the fate of the gods, one's own actions bear personal responsibility.
B) ​adhering to a "higher law" to bury her brother meant that Antigone had to break Athenian law.
C) evil acts breed evil deeds, and Orestes was not wrong to avenge his father.
D) ​women should be granted more legal rights and status, or Medea would not have harmed her children.
E) ​that Lysistrata could organize women and show the foolishness of war.