What view does the chorus express in brief ode following scene with Haemon

In the brief ode following the scene with Haemon, the chorus expresses a view of human mortality and the futility of human hubris. They reflect on the fact that even the strongest and most powerful individuals, like Oedipus and Haemon, are ultimately subject to the forces of fate and the passage of time. The chorus emphasizes that human beings are limited in their knowledge and understanding, and that they should be mindful of their own limitations and strive for wisdom and humility in the face of their inevitable fate.