Creon tells Oedipus that everyone wants him to come back to Thebes, including himself. He attempts to use assertive communication. Creon uses methods to emphasize Oedipus’ desire to restore his family’s rightful honor. He mentions that Oedipus’ adversity is affecting his daughter and putting shame on their bloodline, so he should come back to Thebes to restore it. He belittles Oedipus while trying to persuade him to go back to Thebes to give his family the respect it deserves. He acknowledges Oedipus’ misfortune and attempts to emphasize and pity the suffering he has endured. Creon repeats Oedipus’ devastating circumstances he had to undergo, which reminds Oedipus of the prejudice he had to withstand. Creon also attempts to use Oedipus’ daughters
