3) Please help. Read the conversation between Creon and the Chorus Leader from Part 4 of Antigone. CREON
This is your advice? You think I should concede?
CHORUS LEADER
Yes, my lord, as fast as possible.
Swift footed injuries sent from the gods
hack down those who act imprudently.
CREON
Alas—it’s difficult. But I’ll give up.
I’ll not do what I’d set my heart upon.
It’s not right to fight against necessity.
CHORUS LEADER
Go now and get this done. Don’t give the work
to other men to do.
CREON
I’ll go just as I am.
Come, you servants, each and every one of you.
Come on. Bring axes with you. Go there quickly—
up to the higher ground. I’ve changed my mind.
Since I’m the one who tied her up, I’ll go
and set her free myself.
What theme is developed in this conversation?
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