The lines from the poem Antigone describe Antigone's character as an optimistic and morally upright individual.
<h3>What do the lines from Sophocles's Antigone tell us about Antigone's character?</h3>
It follows from the poem that Antigone's character can be described as optimistic as evident from the first line while the character can also be described as morally upright.
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I may be incorrect, but the type of rhetorical appeal would be Ethos, due to the author giving facts on how to conserve energy, and the percentage of less energy for the Energy Star appliance.
The point of view would be second person due to using you/your.
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1- Because the moon is of the correct shape and season
2-They are not ordinary swords
3- fantasy
4- A hero comes in all shapes and sizes
I read the hobbit and it was sooooo good.
It was a bit hard to read tho because of the old english type of writing.
I believe the answer is C. Pathos.
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