.....................Oedepus complex

As dawn goes, with the vengeance sense of vigilant this harmful security, say, she arrived in exhaust movement. Only the moon subsided above and she was wondering why? She’s on the move of such revengeful presumption. Desperations. her weariness desire. She will try that again and agin until this caution come to the point of tenderized by her own presumption,  no compromise “No, not yet!” the risk free innovation that made her to be loved by others and she has been thaught of what to do and that was loving meant to her, “No!” I can’t stand that agonies of course not to be bored by them for she’s as well a substitute of poignant abused.Said to her the St. Gabriel’s Genesis.  La Maison Saint-Gabriel,

 musée et site historique, a ouvert ses portes en 1966. Située à la Pointe-Saint-Charles, cette magnifique bâtisse tricentenaire est l’un des plus beaux exemples de l’architecture traditionnelle de la Nouvelle-France. Acquise par Marguerite Bourgeoys en 1668 pour y accueillir les Filles du Roy, elle est pendant trois siècles au cœur des activités, agricoles et éducatives, de la Congrégation de Notre-Dame.

Deux des bâtiments de la Maison Saint-Gabriel, la grange et la maison de pierre, ont été déclarés monuments historiques en 1965. En 1992, le ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec a déclaré officiellement le site comme étant historique, ce qui en fait un lieu unique et privilégié de sensibilisation à l’histoire et au patrimoine québécois à partir du Régime français. Depuis 2007, la Maison Saint-Gabriel est également reconnue comme Lieu historique national du Canada.

Oedepus complex too much to understand this Greek mythology, and who’s who in psycho analysis, the unconscious tendency of a child, sometimes unresolved in adulthood, to be attached in the parent of the opposite sex and hostile toward the other parent. Thus, rewards has been there and given to the forgiven.

Before Oedipus could enter Thebes, he had to solve the riddle the Sphinx, who guarded the entrance to the city, asked him.  No one had ever solved the riddle before and as a consequence, they were killed by the Sphinx. 

·  The riddle is, "Which animal has one voice, but two, three, or four feet being slowest on three?"  Oedipus answered correctly with the answer, "Man."  

The idea of the Oedipus Complex is derived from Sophocles' Oedipus Tyrannus, during which Oedipus learned that he was cursed to kill his father and sleep with his mother.
The Picture Oedipus is contemplating the Sphinx's riddle in this image.