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In the myth of Oedipus, he curses the man who saved him, specifically referring to the shepherd who rescued him from death as an infant. Oedipus declares that the shepherd should suffer for exposing him to danger, as he had previously left him to die. This curse stems from Oedipus's anger and sense of betrayal, highlighting the tragic irony of his own fate and the consequences of his actions. Ultimately, Oedipus's curses reflect his deep desire for justice, even as he is ensnared by his own tragic destiny.

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