no she didnt she just recently haad the baby!
NO SHE DIDNT KILL HER BABY! WHO WOULD ASK THAT!?!?!?! she is my great great great aunt! NO THE ANSWER IS NO! Really? wowiess corr shes gotta be old 8-)
In Sophocles' "Oedipus Rex," the shepherd does not kill the baby Oedipus because he is moved by pity and compassion. Instead of following King Laius's order to dispose of the infant, he decides to save the child, fearing the consequences of killing an innocent baby. This act of mercy ultimately alters the course of fate, allowing Oedipus to grow up away from his doomed lineage. The shepherd's choice highlights themes of free will versus fate in the play.
The baby Oedipus was handed over to the shepherd by Queen Jocasta and King Laius of Thebes. After receiving a prophecy that their son would kill his father and marry his mother, they ordered the child to be abandoned. The shepherd, tasked with disposing of the infant, instead took pity on him and brought him to Corinth, where he was adopted by King Polybus and Queen Merope.
When Oedipus was exposed on the mountain as a baby in an effort to thwart the prophecy that he would one day kill his father and marry his mother, the shepherd gave him to the messenger who then brought him back to the people Oedipus believed to be his parents.
He didnt
she didnt have a baby
no bella didnt even have a baby
Germanshepherd would kill and tear into pieces of a dalmation
no. she didnt
No she didnt have a baby
The Theban shepherd gives the baby Oedipus to Polybus' messenger in "Oedipus Rex" by Sophocles (495 B.C.E. - 405 B.C.E.).Specifically, the Theban shepherd is Theban Queen Jocasta's most trusted servant. She hands her three-day-old son, Oedipus, over to the shepherd to kill and thereby prevent Oedipus from growing up to his prophesied fate of killing his father. The shepherd then gives Oedipus to a Corinthian shepherd who fosters the infant into the childless Corinthian royal house and who later becomes Corinthian King Polybus' messenger.