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Haemon’s argument that Creon’s choice to kill Antigone will result in Creon’s never seeing Antigone again is an example of a.) ethos b) logos c.) pathos d.) harmatia i thinl its…

Haemon’s argument that Creon’s choice to kill Antigone will result in Creon’s never seeing Antigone again is an example of a.) ethos b) logos c.) pathos d.) harmatia i thinl its…
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Haemon’s argument that Creon’s choice to kill Antigone will result in Creon’s never seeing Antigone again is an example of

a.) ethos
b) logos
c.) pathos
d.) harmatia
i thinl its b but I'm not sure

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