Parts of a story that aren’t the main part of it, kinda like the table of contents, glossary, index, stuff like that
It is true that putting thoughts into words requires a knowledge of a language's structure and vocabulary.
Not so much of its structure, but you definitely need to know a few words if you want to get your thoughts across.
To be honest i don’t understand your question but if you help me understand i will give u the answer.
Answer:
His downfall is even more pitiable because he has repented in vain.
Explanation:
In the play 'Antigone', Theban King Creon changes his mind because of the prophecies of Teiresias the blind prophet. The King doesn't want to hear the truths that Teiresias tells him. He becomes insulting and threatening. So Teiresias tells him the woeful consequences of cruelty, pride, and stubbornness. Once he realizes the doom and gloom in store for him and his family, the King quickly changes his mind about crime and punishment. For example, he decides that his non-burial decree for the disloyal Theban dead indeed is wrong. He tries to make things right by having his nephew Polyneices buried and by trying to get his niece Antigone out of the remote, walled up cave to which he sentences her to death.
