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Read the passage.

Ismene, dear sister,
You would think that we had already suffered enough
For the curse on Oedipus:
I cannot imagine any grief
That you and I have not gone through.

What helps Antigone make the dangerous decision to bury her brother, despite the known consequences?

A. Antigone cannot imagine that her own death could be worse than the death of Oedipus.

B. Antigone believes that she is doomed, due to her father's sin, and accepts it wholeheartedly.

C. Antigone wants to teach Ismene a lesson for being so weak-willed and knows that Ismene would be hurt by Antigone's death.

D. Antigone, as a strong woman, wants to undermine Creon's male authority.

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jayilych4real jayilych4real · Answer 2 · 2021-10-19T11:42:31+02:00

The thing that helps Antigone make the dangerous decision to bury her brother, despite the known consequences is:

A. Antigone cannot imagine that her own death could be worse than the death of Oedipus

According to the given passage, we can see that there is a conflict which Antigone has when she contemplates to defy the King and his orders and to bury her brother.

She wonders if she and her sister Ismene had not suffered enough and they cannot afford to add more grief and because of this, she would bury her brother.

Therefore, the correct answer is option A