Question

At what point in the play's structure does the shocking and fatal confrontation between Haimon and Creon occur?


A.
its exposition


B.
its complicating incident


C.
its resolution


D.
its climax

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

I'm looking I'm looking, I can't remember if it was the climax or the resolution

Answer 4

I'm not the best at figuring out the difference between Climax and falling action and resolution etc. But I would think that the climax is when Creon and Antigone were talking/fighting, so I would have to say that it was during the resolution. Plus, after that it didn't take long for Creon to find everyone dead and for the play to end......So ya I think it's the resolution

Answer 5

Which word best describes Haimon as he talks with his father?


A.
uncaring


B.
logical


C.
immature


D.
submissive

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

i think its b logical @cecormier

Answer 9

r u there @cecormier

Answer 10

sorry, for the majority of the play Haimon is rather submissive towards his father, as was the proper way to act towards your elders.

Answer 11

so d?

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

Which line from the last part of the play best captures the play's resolution?


A.


The messenger says, "her last breath / Was a curse for their father, the murderer of her sons."


B.


Creon says, "Whatever my hands have touched has come to nothing."


C.


The Choragos says, "Big words are always punished, / And proud men in old age learn to be wise."


D.
Creon says, "Let death come quickly, and be kind to me.

Answer 14

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Answer 15

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Answer 16

what do you think?