Protagonist's Trials and Revelations

The transcript describes a prophecy foretelling a tragic fate involving curses, identity, and doom. A heated exchange reveals truths about identity and destiny, with a warning about the consequences of past actions. The narrative is filled with riddles and revelations, ultimately leading to a grim realization of an inevitable fate.

What is the ultimate fate of the protagonist as foretold by the curse?

• He will be celebrated as a hero.

• He will become a king.

• He will be driven from the land and blinded.

• He will find great wealth.

What does the prophecy say about the protagonist's marriage?

• It will be a dirge of mourning.

• It will be a source of great power.

• It will be forgotten.

• It will bring him happiness.

Who is cursed to suffer more than any mortal?

• Creon

• The protagonist

• The seer

• The king

What revelation is made about the protagonist's parents?

• They are his greatest enemies.

• They are royalty from a distant land.

• They are not who he thought they were.

• They are gods in disguise.

What skill of the protagonist is mocked during the confrontation?

• His talent for music.

• His ability to lead armies.

• His skill in solving riddles.

• His prowess in battle.

What ironic twist is revealed about the protagonist's relationships?

• He is both king and servant to his people.

• He is both teacher and student to his mentor.

• He is both friend and foe to his allies.

• He is both brother and father to his children.

What does the seer claim about the truth of his prophecy?

• It will be proven true.

• It is a lie.

• It is a mere suggestion.

• It is a dream.