Which best describes Creon's speech to his subjects at the beginning of Sophocles' Antigone? A. hesitant and pleading B. arrogant and haughty C. alarmed and confused D. gracious and kind

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Which best describes Creon's speech to his subjects at the beginning of Sophocles' Antigone? A. hesitant and pleading B. arrogant and haughty C. alarmed and confused D. gracious and kind

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I'm saying D .... hope you don't get it wrong

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that would be
B. arrogant and haughty

CLL answered Oct 24, 2017

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