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Anonymous users2024-02-06The following is a 10-minute English screenplay based on the story of Oedipus in Greek mythology.
King Oedipus.
Role: 1Oedipus.
2.Tirisias.
3.Polynyx.
4.Creon.
5.Iocaste.
6.Shepherd.
7.Messenger.
There is a tent on the stage in which King Oedipus sits and his mother Iocastes sitting. ）
King Oedipus: (worried) Mother, I can't understand why the gods show me love in this way.
Iocaste: (comforting him) My child, this is fate. You can't resist.
Suddenly, there was a quarrel outside the tent. King Oedipus and Iocasther looked at each other in amazement. The brothers Polynicus and Creon then grabbed each other's clothes and argued angrily with each other. )
Polynyx: (accuses) You're in it for power, not brotherhood! You are not worthy to be our brother!
Creon: (retorts) You're in it for power! I'm just here to protect our homeland!
King Oedipus stepped forward and tried to persuade them to quarrel. )
King Oedipus: (solemnly) You are my brothers, and our destinies are linked. Now, please show me your loyalty.
The shepherd enters the tent and reports an important message to King Oedipus. )
Shepherd: (nervously) Your Majesty, according to reliable sources, that prophecy has been fulfilled. The kid....He is your son.
Oedipus looked at the shepherd in amazement, then turned to his mother Iocaste. )
King Oedipus: (sadly) Mother, you have deceived me. You betrayed me. I actually killed my father with my own hands!
Iocaste looked at him in pain, then fell to the ground. The messenger entered the tent and delivered Polynius's last words to King Oedipus. )
Messenger: (Delivering last words) Polynyx said before he died....He wants you to forgive him and forever miss the brotherhood between you.
King Oedipus responds sadly, then turns to Creon. )
King Oedipus: (promises) Creon, I will do everything in my power to make our country prosperous again. I will let this child live and make him the new king of our country.
Creon thanked him, then turned to his siblings. )
Creon: (emotionally) Let's unite and work for our country! Let our brotherhood last forever!
Everyone responded in unison and expressed their support. Finally, a golden statue rises on the stage, symbolizing a future of unity and prosperity. Under the curtain.
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