In greek drama, the role of the chorus is to
a. praise the gods
b. reflect on the action and provide narrative details, while representing the opinions of the theban people
c. disagree with the gods
d. support oedipus

The correct answer is B. Reflect on the action and provide narrative details while representing the opinions of the Theban people

Explanation:

Greek drama was the performance of fiction narratives especially through plays as part of the theatre. In ancient Greece, the drama was especially popular after 700BC and included tragedy, comedy and satire genres that were performed in theaters mainly in Athens during festivals and even as part of daily life. Because of this, in Greece drama played an important role and became complex at this involved multiple elements including multiple actors, disguises, masks, images or elements to create scenery and a chorus.

In the case of the chorus, in Greek drama this was a group of actors that danced, sang or recited comments or reflections about the events and actions performed by the main actors, which was used to create a reflection and represent the possible opinions of citizens, including those from Athens and Thebes in the case of the tragedies or drama that were performed there. Considering this, it can be concluded in Greek drama, the role of the Chorus is mainly to "reflect on the action and provide narrative details while representing the opinions of the Theban people".

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