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Now, dear Ismene, my own blood sister, do you have any sense of all the troubles Zeus keeps bringing on the two of us, as long as we're alive? Which character speaks these …

Now, dear Ismene, my own blood sister, do you have any sense of all the troubles Zeus keeps bringing on the two of us, as long as we're alive? Which character speaks these …
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Now, dear Ismene, my own blood sister,

do you have any sense of all the troubles
Zeus keeps bringing on the two of us,
as long as we're alive?



Which character speaks these lines?

Antigone
Polyneices
Eteocles
Jocasta

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Answer: the answer is Antigone

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User Accurate Respondetur
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I'm pretty sure A. Antigone says those lines.
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