'It is never too late t<span>“Thus we never see the true state of our condition till it is illustrated to us by its contraries, nor </span>know<span> how to value what we enjoy, but by the want of it.”</span>o be wise.' From the story also...
Maybe that guys will come into your house, (or life) and can either can grow with you and help you, or destroy you (hence the hammer).
Answer:
Yes
Explanation: All most all of them are based on figurative lavage
Answer and Explanation:
"Introduction to Antigone" presents a text where the characters of the play are humanized, showing strands of goodness and evil, which make the reader better understand everyone's actions and the motivations behind everything they do, especially Creonte and Antigone. This allows the reader to read the original text of the play with a more comprehensive and complete view of the characters, judging their depths and better understanding the entire plot. In addition, the reader is able to reduce possible bias and caricature interpretations about the play.
