I thought this post was highly interesting because in psychology, I have heard of the "Oedipus complex," so this is where it stems from. I did not know the story behind how Oedipus ended up killing his father and marrying his mother. This is such a twisted story, but I found it interesting and cool, too. I think this should be preserved, as well, because it demonstrates boldness at the time it was written. It's complexity and story still spark interest and enlightenment in people who read it today. Had you read this play before you did this project? What was your initial reaction?