How does Jocasta die?

Jocasta's tragic fate unfolds as a result of her overwhelming despair and guilt upon discovering the truth about her marriage to Oedipus. When she realizes that Oedipus is, in fact, her son, and that the prophecy they both tried to avoid has come true, the weight of this revelation becomes unbearable for her. In a moment of anguish and hopelessness, she chooses to take her own life by hanging herself. This act not only signifies her deep sorrow over the circumstances but also her desire to escape from the horrific reality that has unfolded. Her death serves to highlight the themes of fate, guilt, and tragic consequences that permeate the play.