The passage reveals that Antigone is true to his own convictions, while Creon is true to the law.
<h3>Why does the passage reveal this?</h3>
- Because it shows that Antigone will be punished for breaking the law.
- Because it shows that Antigone disobeyed the law because he was faithful to his own convictions.
- Because it shows that Creon has no doubts that Antigone should be punished.
Creon is the king of the place and established the law that was disobeyed by Antigone. Anyone who disobeyed the law would be sentenced to death and Creon does not hesitate to punish Antigone in this way.
Antigone is neither sad nor regretful, as she knows she will die true to her own principles.
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There were only about three hundred people, the whole lottery took less than two hours, so it could begin at ten o'clock in the morning and still be through in time to allow the villagers to get home for noon dinner.
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The theme of the poem "Sympathy" is racism, and the imprisoning effect it has on the soul. In the poem, the poet Paul Lawrence Dunbar compares himself to a caged bird.
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