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What does Creon say in his speech about money

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stewardgracie stewardgracie

27-04-2020

he believes that the only reason people would break a law for money and therefore nothing is more powerful than money

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27-04-2020

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What is Creon saying in his speech about money (Lines 341-366)? He believes that the only reason people would break a law is for money and therefore nothing is more powerful than money.

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