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What line in this excerpt from Antigone reflects Antigones helplessness with regard to her fate and her familys past?
In the excerpt from Antigone, the line that reflects her helplessness is when she acknowledges her family's tragic history and the inevitability of their fate. She expresses a sense of being trapped by the weight of her family's curse and her own predetermined role in their tragic narrative. This realization underscores her lack of control over her destiny and the tragic legacy that haunts her choices.
What is the past tense of include?
The past tense of include is included.
Why is Shadow the hedgehog depressed even though he's a hero?
He has a tragic past
What are the most tragic ship accidents of all time?
There have been many tragic ship accidents that have occurred in the past. Two of the most tragic ship accidents were the Titanic and the more recent Estonia ship accident.
What is the past of include?
Included is the past participle of include.
What tragic events happened in the past 12 years and their dates?
world trade center
What topic did pony-boy choose for his English essay?
the tragic events of the past week.
What is the past participle of include?
Included is the past participle of include.
How did I die in my past life?
While I can't provide specific details about your past life, many believe that the circumstances of one's past life death can reflect unresolved emotions or lessons to be learned. Common themes include tragic accidents, battles, or natural disasters, often tied to significant life experiences. Exploring past life regression or meditation could provide more personal insights into your previous experiences.
Did George Washington Carver have a poor or wealthy family?
he had a tragic but fun childhood but his dad past away
What is your past achievement?
Many adult's past achievements include graduating from college or high school. Other past achievements include getting a first real job.
What is the explanation for the strange spelling of the English word playwright?
This is not a strange spelling. It is analogous to 'shipwright', 'wainwright', and 'wheelwright', for example. It means a maker or repairer, and ultimately derives from the same Old English root as 'work'. Compare 'wrought iron' ('wrought' being an old form of the past tense and past participle of 'work'). Compare 'overwrought'. Compare 'What God hath wrought'. These are all related forms.
