You are a king. but where argument’s concerned
i am your man, as much a king as you.
i a...
You are a king. but where argument’s concerned
i am your man, as much a king as you.
i am not your servant, but apollo’s.
i have no need of creon to speak for me.
listen to me. you mock my blindness, do you?
but i say that you, with both your eyes, are blind:
you cannot see the wretchedness of your life,
what is the significance of the above statement in relation to the play’s conclusion?
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