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Read the lines from the argument between Haimon and Creon:

Creon: You'll never marry her while she lives.
Haimon: Then she must die.—But her death will cause another.

What plot event do Haimon's words foreshadow?

A.
the play's exposition

B.
the play's resolution

C.
the play's climax

D.
the play's complicating incident
Thanks :)

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I'll medal and fan
Read the lines from the argument between Haimon and Creon: 

Creon: You'll never marry her while she lives. 
Haimon: Then she must die.—But her death will cause another. 

What plot event do Haimon's words foreshadow?
 
 A.
the play's exposition
 
 B.
the play's resolution
 
 C.
the play's climax
 
 D.
the play's complicating incident
Thanks :)

anonymous · Answer

It is either D or C because it seems like Haimon is saying that another person will die if she dies.

anonymous · Answer

@linksonic1 thanks! i think its C

anonymous · Answer

Okay I was not sure if the play already reached climax that's why

anonymous · Answer

im guessing a but i could be wrong...

anonymous · Answer

Was it C?