Question

Hi, Everybody


Very hard to believe but at this point in time I need help with a question, The first person that helps me get the correct answer with be awarded with a medal and I will fan. Everybody else who helps will also be fanned.


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HAEMON:
Father, I’m yours. For me your judgments
and the ways you act on them are good—
I shall follow them. I’ll not consider
any marriage a greater benefit
than your fine leadership.


The Question: Based on Haemon’s lines, how would the audience expect him to react to his fiancée’s death sentence?


A. The audience would expect him to support his father.


B. The audience would expect him to support Antigone.


C. The audience would expect him to sneak behind his father’s back to set Antigone free.


D. The audience would expect him to seek the advice of the Chorus Leader


Please note: This is NOT a test question

Answer 1

@pooja195 Any ideas? I believe it is B. but I am not entirely sure to be quite honest.

- Libby

Answer 2

im not sure @waterineyes do u know?

Answer 3

@waterineyes

Answer 4

No, I have not read this chapter or wherever it is from.. by only reading the said paragraph, A is good, but don't follow me..

Answer 5

Ok thank you both.

- Libby

Answer 6

A. The audience would expect him to support his father. because the character is expressing full on dedication to his father and no one else.

Answer 7

@epicjellypanda I really appreciate the help I do. But direct answers are against the OpenStudy CoC.

- Libby