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That she's married to a man who'll be killed by their sonis the fate that Theban Queen Jocasta knows about. So she and her husband think they can avert that fate by killing their new born son. In ancient Thebes, and indeed all Greece, it's considered far worse to kill one's parents than one's children.

But there's another part to that fate. Jocasta doesn't know anything about that part. But she finds out in the end. It's that she also is fated to marry her own son.

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