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In [[Greek mythology]], the [[king]] of [[Thebes]] and [[husband]] of [[Jocasta]], who was [[murder|killed]] by his [[son]] [[Oedipus]] who didn't know who his father was; through a sequence of events, characters trying to ''avoid'' their [[fate]] actually assured it. | |||
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Laios [r]: In Greek mythology, the king of Thebes and husband of Jocasta, who was killed by his son Oedipus who didn't know who his father was; through a sequence of events, characters trying to avoid their fate actually assured it.