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English, 23.09.2019 01:20 kaylaamberd

What conflict motivates antigone's actions?
a. obedience to human law versus obedience to divine law
b. loyalty to family versus loyalty to state
c. desire for individual freedom versus service to the good of the state
d. state versus rival state

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