Which line from Oedipus the King supports the idea that fate is inescapable?
"Therefore, O mighty King, we turn to you: Find us our safety, find us a remedy, whether by counsel of the gods or men."
"Each of you suffers in himself alone His anguish, not another’s; but my spirit groans for the city, for myself, for you."
"How dreadful knowledge of the truth can be when there’s no help in truth! I knew this well but made myself forget. I should not have come."
"Think of this first: Would any sane man prefer Power, with all a king’s anxieties, to that same power and the grace of sleep?"
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