How does this excerpt help to develop the plot and establish

Last updated: 7/23/2022

How does this excerpt help to develop the plot and establish the theme of "pride goes before the fall"? It resolves the conflict over whether Creon will realize his own flaws; it does so by showing that he realizes his pride, not Eurydice's curse, is to blame for his family's deaths. It builds suspense over whether Creon will forgive himself; it does so by showing that Creon resolves to kill himself in order to join his wife and son. It introduces a new conflict, it does so by showing Othat Eurydice was a proud woman whose life was destroyed by the death of her son. It introduces a minor conflict; it does so by showing that Creon is too proud to admit Antigone's and Haimon's deaths were his fault, and now he must confess to his wife.