6) Please only answer if you can help me.
In Part 4 of Antigone, Creon is suspicious of Teiresias’s motives.

What evidence from the text best explains Creon’s reasoning and perspective?

Select all that apply.

He feels Teiresias is motivated by greed; Creon states:

“Well, go make your profits.

If it’s what you want, then trade with Sardis

for their golden-silver alloy—or for gold

from India, but you’ll never hide that corpse

in any grave.”

He feels Teiresias is motivated by the desire for recognition; Creon states:

“… among human beings

the wisest suffer a disgraceful fall

when, to promote themselves, they use fine words

to spread around abusive insults.”

Explanation:

Both of these best explain Creon’s reasoning and perspective.

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explanation: