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Antigone is a niece of Creon, who has just become
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Start: What are you waiting for then? Hoping I’ll melt and beg forgiveness? I won’t. I don’t even know how. We don’t speak the same language, Uncle.
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End: I’m too big, too sharp, too clumsy, too spiky, too gnarled. I’m a running sore. But you know what? Burying my brother was good, and the whole city knows it.
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