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The mention of more than one killer is the difference between Theban Queen Jocasta's story of Theban King Laius' death and what Theban King Oedipus knows to be true. Jocasta's information comes from the deliberate misinformation of her most trusted palace servant, who doesn't want to accuse his Queen's intended second husband of killing her first. Theban King Oedipus knows that the one murder he commits in his life is done alone. So if the stranger he kills and the slain Theban monarch are one and the same, then the sole perpetrator is none other than himself.

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Q: What is the difference between Jocasta's story of Laius' death and what Oedipus knew to be true?
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