n.伊俄卡斯特（底比斯王Laius之妻，Oedipus的母亲，误嫁其亲生子，而后自杀）

Jocasta was the queen of Thebes and the wife of Oedipus.
Jocasta是底比斯的王后，也是俄狄浦斯的妻子。
In the play, Jocasta's tragic fate is revealed through her interactions with her son, Oedipus.
在剧中，通过她与儿子俄狄浦斯的互动，揭示了Jocasta悲剧性的命运。
Jocasta's story is a timeless tale of love, fate, and the complexities of human relationships.
Jocasta的故事是一个永恒的爱情、命运和人类关系复杂性的故事。
Shakespeare's play "King Lear" features a character named Jocasta, though she is not from Greek mythology.
莎士比亚的戏剧《李尔王》中有一个名为Jocasta的角色，但她并非来自希腊神话。
Jocasta's decision to marry her son, Oedipus, is seen as a tragic mistake in Greek mythology.
在希腊神话中，Jocasta决定嫁给她的儿子俄狄浦斯被视为一个悲剧性的错误。
The concept of "Oedipus complex" in psychology is inspired by the story of Jocasta and her son.
心理学中的“俄狄浦斯情结”概念受到了Jocasta与其儿子故事的启发。
Jocasta's character is often interpreted as a symbol of the tragic consequences of hubris in ancient Greek society.
Jocasta的角色经常被解释为古希腊社会中傲慢所带来的悲剧后果的象征。
In modern interpretations, Jocasta is sometimes portrayed as a strong and independent woman, defying societal norms.
在现代解读中，Jocasta有时被描绘为一个坚强独立的女人，挑战社会规范。
Jocasta's role in the tragedy of Oedipus has sparked numerous discussions on the nature of free will versus predestination.
Jocasta在俄狄浦斯悲剧中的角色激发了对自由意志与预定论本质的大量讨论。
The relationship between Jocasta and Oedipus raises questions about identity, responsibility, and the inevitability of one's destiny.
Jocasta与俄狄浦斯之间的关系提出了关于身份、责任以及命中注定的不可避免性的疑问。