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English, 26.09.2019 22:00 rleiphart1

Read the passage.

creon: this truth is hard to bear. surely a god
has crushed me beneath the hugest weight of heaven.
and driven me headlong a barbaric way.
to trample out the thing i held most dear.
the pains that men will take to come to pain!

what theme is expressed in creon's words?

a. people suffer punishment no matter what choices they make.
b. individual freedom matters more than civic union.
c. human desire and love are stronger than divine will.
d. only wise people who obey the gods find happiness.

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