Kevin b discussion 3

Ones view is never usually the same as we would expect it. The blame game is always brought in , ever since we were children. Oedipus forms a bias opinion of Creon, all from a slight loss of maturity and a tale from the blind prophet. If we understand that piece of the story we can see it and recall incidents that were similar. But we possibly won’t as we want to only remember and praise ourselves as always being correct. My fellow classmates and professor I’m pretty sure you can recall one major example of this, the example being a picture of two people on opposite sides, one sees the number six and the other sees the number nine. As both are arguing who’s right, we get to see the image from the middle and see both are correct, But if that’s the case then why are they still arguing. There are many different reasons but the main one that related from oedipus and our lives, Is that not everything or everyone will have the same thoughts or perspective that you have. Want to stop the argument then we must take others perspective and thought process into consideration. Just as oedipus and Creon did, sure the we’re arguing in some way but both points were herd and understood.