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Reread lines 160–174. What tone is created in these lines, and what specific words and phrases contribute to that tone? How do the words and phrases you have cited add to the overall meaning of this section of the text?

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The tone of the lines from Oedipus (160-174) is reflective in nature. Speaking with Teiresias, he is angered that Kreon betrayed him.

What is a tone?

A tone is the attitude of an author as expressed in his or her choice of words.

Tones are intentionally used to convey impressions that go well with the settings of a story as well as it's plot.

Tones can be:

  • Happy
  • Formal
  • Joyful
  • Sorrowful
  • Reflective etc.

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