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What does Oedipus and Jocasta's reliance on the servant's story mainly signify? A. Their resentment to discover the truth. B. Their inability to acknowledge the truth. C. Their willingness to disregard
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What does Oedipus and Jocasta's reliance on the servant's story mainly signify?

A. Their resentment to discover the truth.
B. Their inability to acknowledge the truth.
C. Their willingness to disregard other possibilities of truth.
D. Their joy in discovering the truth.

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Answer:c

Explanation:C. Their willingness to disregard other possibilities of truth.

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