Oedipus Stories

Sonnets with one invocation

Author’s Note: This is just a one chapter thing. I’ve been on a Merlin kick, watching and rewatching the series so many times, and I just had this idea for an episode that involved an allusion to Oedipus Rex and Antigone. Ok, so it’s really just an episode I wanted to have with my OC. Anyway, this episode would take place right after the episodes WHERE Uther marries a troll (love that episode!).AND THIS EPISODE IS MEANT TO REPLACE THE LADY OF THE LAKE (not that I completely dislike it, I just like this one better for the story :3). Ok. Enough talk. Time for the episode! ~Marty

My Ideal version of Oedipus Rex :)

A rewrite of the classic Greek tragedy, Oedipus, because, like, why not lmao????? I spent wayyyy too much time on this #1 in oedipus?!?!?!?

Polymorphism Is a mock up of the poetry I have written and compiled over a year, covering issues such as religion, love, and art. Some poems are cheery, some are not, some are frank, some are much more washed. But I hope you enjoy reading them.

My own sequel of the story of Antigone.

Antigone Rex is the eldest daughter of King Oedipus and Queen Jocasta of Thebes. Pronunciation: Antigone (AN-TEA-GO-KNEE) Oedipus (ED-EH-POO-SS) Jocasta (YO-COST-A) Merope (MARE-RO-PEE) Ismene (IS-MAY-NAY) Polynices (POL-UH-NAHY-SEEZ) Eteocles (IH-TEE-UH-KLEEZ) *DISCLAIMER* This is only loosely based off the play Oedipus Rex and Antigone by Sophocles. The story was originally written to be a Supernatural fan fiction, but the idea was voided within the first three paragraphs of Chapter 1. Positive feedback and criticism is welcome. "Off White Intentions" is a work-in-progress. Enjoy!

In our first piece, we evaluate our lives for you, the reader, Jesus Christ. **Cheez-it Crust Boiiii

Dear Son: You've always thought of me as a sad and lonely women, a women without purpose. In truth that's all I ever was with you. You grew up, but you grew up alone and for that my dear son I'm sorry. However these letters were not written to ask for forgiveness or to make excuses they are letters of regret. All the things I did are in these letters, the one's I regret doing and the one's I regret not doing. Son these letters ARE my regret. One piece of advice my dear boy, one of the many I never gave you; whether you choose to do something or you choose not to do something you might end up regretting it. With Love & Regret, From Mamma

a happy ending to the play oedipus :Antigone. i just couldn't bear haemon and antigone dying.

A debut tale woven about Spider-Man's noticeable weakness-understanding girls! With the help of Madame Web, bashful Peter Parker uses his guts to confront several girls that teach him about love and heartaches that come with having a secret identity, while having fun beating baddies!* Silver_Nitrate uses components of the original comic's storyline,"Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions" the video game, and "Spider-Man: The New Animated Series" in relation to this story, but also includes twists that are her own. "Excelsior!" *Note: Madame Web's prophecy is extended to the next book/s. Rated "PG" for mild violence, comic mischief, and affection. This story is not affiliated with Marvel Inc. or Marvel Studios by any means.

Dylan is a guy who walks home one day, only to find a girl who's new to the area. Unsure of what to think of her, Dylan later finds her and will do anything to understand his true feelings. But what must he pay in return? Pretty much made this one up on the spot, not my best work IMO, but if you want to see more let me know. :)

For the past... well, all his life, Eddie has been having this dream. He was strangling Paul to death. And then when he met Jackie, the dream added a make-out session with her. That wasn't all bad, except for the fact that he kept calling her... The name wasn't very clear but it began with M - Margret or Mary or Melanie. Trying to get his life back on track after some hard times doing hard time, he returns to his childhood home in the attempt to mend bridges. But he may find out more than he bargained for. Written under the Kris Taylor moniker for a creative writing class in college, so around 2000 or 2001. The notes from my fellow students, compared with what I eventually turned in, shows either I didn't know how to take constructive criticism or didn't know how to (or want to) apply the critism I got. I'm including here the first version, but only because the last one is the same thing with very awkward "fate happens" inserts. Also: I thought I was clever with the title, but it kinda revealed the "twist" at the end... Also also: there's a companion story (that I remember being really freaking proud of) I might also post if I find it.

Classical Studies essays for people who need ideas, or who are stuck writing boring essays for school and are unsure of what to write. The topics my essays are based on are as followed: Alexander the Great Greek Drama (Medea and Oedipus) The Philosopher in Society: Socrates and Plato Roman Art and Architecture (I have not covered this topic yet, so essays on this topic may not appear for a while)

there were two souls trying to navigate through deep ocean

This fanfiction is set between the events of The Lost Hero and The Mark of Athena. It follows Annabeth on a quest from Aphrodite to get the Necklace of Harmonia, for which she'll be rewarded with information on Percy's whereabouts.

Into the mind of the troubled

Of Swell, it may well be true that a nondescript, tiresomely uncomplicated man is found dead in an isolated hut in the middle of a car park by a voluptuous though sexually innocent young woman who is convinced he is her saviour. The evidence might suggest his death has been caused by the unbearable heat then again, it may not be quite so simple. It is entirely possible that nothing about this man, and the story of his life, is as it seems. Swell is a seminal tale of obsession, isolation and control with intimations of sexual deviance. Be cautious of your first impressions, only upon reaching the end will you see whether you are right to believe what you think you know. Visit www.rivenrod.com for more . . .