You think it might be personification?
In the story the House of Thebes, Eteocles defends Thebes against his brother, proving his loyalty to the country. Thus, option C is correct.
<h3 /><h3>What is the story of the House of Thebes?</h3>
The House of Thebes is about loyalty, betrayal, love, and freedom. The character Eteocles proves his loyalty to the country by fighting and killing his own brother to be seen as noble.
His unwavering decision to protect his country from his brother led to his death and established the fact that country and patriotism come before the family ties. Hence, Eteocles successfully exiled his brother.
Therefore, option C. Eteocles exiled his brother to prove loyalty.
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To me it means as a sign for inspiration and honor, and i believe the way the quote was intended to portray is-- Without America fighting for their freedom, risking everything and every life, they wouldn't have been known as people who took a stand and fought for what they deserved. It stands in history as monument to everyone around the world that freedom is always hard fought, but without the courage and the strength to truly want what you feel you deserve and therefore earned....be prepared to lose everything.
Inspiration- finding it
What you want this choreographed dance to look like
Making a vocabulary for the dance
Use your full dancing space
Do you have a picture or is it a written answer?
