In the play/book Antigone

When he first addresses the Chorus of Thebans, why does Creon use the imagery of the "Ship of State"?

A.
to warn the Thebans that another state plans to attack

B.
to tell the Thebans that a natural disaster has been prophesied

C.
to tell the Thebans that he plans to build a great navy

D.
to persuade the Thebans that he will be a strong and resolute leader

Question

In the play/book Antigone

When he first addresses the Chorus of Thebans, why does Creon use the imagery of the "Ship of State"?	
 
 A.
to warn the Thebans that another state plans to attack
 
 B.
to tell the Thebans that a natural disaster has been prophesied
 
 C.
to tell the Thebans that he plans to build a great navy
 
 D.
to persuade the Thebans that he will be a strong and resolute leader

anonymous · Answer

I hated this book lol Idk why, but the answer should be D.

anonymous · Answer

i think d

linn99123 · Answer

i have like one more if u can help it be great this book literraly is hard to comprehend

linn99123 · Answer

Which of Antigone's character traits is contrasted sharply in Ismene, her sister and character foil?	
 
 A.
Antigone's pride in her ancestry is contrasted by Ismene's disgust at Oedipus's actions.
 
 B.
Antigone's devotion to her brothers is contrasted by Ismene's lack of love.
 
 C.
Antigone's obedience to the law is contrasted by Ismene's rebellious streak.
 
 D.
Antigone's willingness to defy the king is contrasted by Ismene's desire to obey the king.

anonymous · Answer

d

anonymous · Answer

cause her sister wants to obey the king while she want to disobey him to cover up her brother