While he is on his way, the chorus intervenes once more to express their feelings. They begin to wonder why, of all people, this is happening to him. Through questions, they become curious about several things about the situation. But seeing the image before their eyes, they fear to act on this curiosity (Sophocles 499). The groups of people serve as his companion throughout his dark and terrible journey into exile for the last time. The irony of the situation was that from the beginning, Oedipus was the one who was blind to everything and not the blind prophet Tiresias. In conclusion, the chorus was essential in the play Oedipus the King. It served as the main gateway to know citizens' feelings regarding issues. Although the chorus was subtle in the piece, it played an important role. I think stories should include something similar to concessions. This can provide greater insight into the story from someone who witnessed it all.