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What is the deep feeling of sympathy an audience feels when creons losses at the end of Antigone

What is the deep feeling of sympathy an audience feels when creons losses at the end of Antigone
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What is the deep feeling of sympathy an audience feels when creons losses at the end of Antigone

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the answer is tragic flaw
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The deep feeling of sympathy an audience feels for Creon's losses at the end of Antigone is called catharsis.
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