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professor190 [17]
3 years ago
7

How does the messenger describe creon in lines 1291-1303? Does this description sound like that of a tragic hero

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Marizza181 [45]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The messenger's description of Creon satisfies the criteria of a tragic hero

Explanation:

The messenger describes Creon as someone who was once blessed, he had saved the land from destruction at hands of their enemy.

He described Creon as one from a lineage of royalty who reigned with supremacy but lost all as a result of its pride. He became full of sorrow and regret.

This does sound like a tragic hero because he fell from a position of royalty and power to nothingness. He was neither good nor bad and had a tragic flaw which led to his downfall. He realized his mistakes after he lost two people where dear to him; his wife and son.

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