The quality of ancient greek monsters that the cyclops embody is : B. he is giant size in greek mythology, a cyclop is a gigantic one-eyed monster that was blinded by Odysseus. He is a natural earth-born giant that led his life carelessly without any form of law and harmony with the Gods and Human
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Explanation:
1a: Although Teiresias claimed that Hephaestus failed him because he could not start a fire on the altar, the fat from the animal's thigh melted, the entrails dissolved, and bare-bones burst forth from the body.
1b: Teiresias comes and condemns/warns Creon
2a: Haemon threatens Creon and tries to k!ll him, but ends up taking his own life.
2b: Creon learns his lesson and begins to see his mistakes/become a more sympathetic character.
3a: Antigone buries her brother secretly and hung herself after being sentenced to death by Creon. Eurydice k!lls herself after learning that her son and betrothed have both committed su!c!de.
3b: Fate is responsible for many of the key events that happen in the story, hence it plays a major role.
Opinion. You can be rich and be successful but not smart.
You can be smart not rich.
Oedipus was motivated by Alot or too much pride , He sees himself as a High honored or Glorified Man because the people in his town consider him as their Hero and a successor to the throne. His hubris granted him alot to the plot that caused a conflict between him and Teiresias when he was confronted of accusing the killing Laius.
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The passage supports the main argument because it shows that education will help our future leaders be daring and creative. (D)
Explanation:
The passage says "test things out. Take risks. Try new things". That tells you right away that the two "does not support" answers are incorrect. A (the first answer) doesn't make sense because it's saying the passage supports because it shows that taking risks should be avoided, but the passage doesn't say risks should be avoided.