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In her argument in "Shakespeare's Sister," what main differences does Woolf describe in the education of Shakespeare and his sister

Judith? Choose two options.

a Shakespeare studied Latin, but his sister studied only English grammar.

Ob Shakespeare studied classical literature, but his sister studied only modern literature.

O c Shakespeare had access to many books, but his sister was discouraged from reading.

Od Shakespeare studied literature, but his sister never even learned to read.

Shakespeare had a private tutor, but his sister did not

Of Shakespeare attended school, but his sister did not.

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'Bumps ahead on easy Street?' is an article written by Marilyn Gardner. The article talks about Charlotte County in Florida which has become an alluring place for retirees to spend their lives.

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Ismene feels that she and her sister “must obey” Creon’s orders or face “worse” consequences, and she begs her dead brothers to “pardon” her.

Ismene, “perforce,” decides to “obey” the earthly legal powers and believes it would be “foolishness” to “overstep” her limitations by going against the king’s civil laws. She says she doesn’t have any skills when it comes to scorning the state or breaking its “ordinance.”

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After her pleas fail to convince Antigone to forgo giving Polyneices a proper burial, Ismene entreats her sister to keep the matter “close and secret” and not to let any man know of her “intent.”

Ismene’s final appearance in the play is interesting to note. She doesn’t appear in the play after Creon sentences her and Antigone to death. While Antigone asks her to escape and choose life, Sophocles doesn’t provide any closure with regard to Ismene at the end of the play. One reason for this decision may be that she’s a foil to Antigone, so whatever happens to her is not as significant compared to what happens to Antigone. Another possibility is that Ismene escaped and lived out the rest of her days in silence and solitude, since she has always placed an emphasis on silence.

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When Creon’s guards capture Antigone and bring her before him, Ismene refuses to let her sister take all the blame. Ismene claims that she also “did the deed” of burying Polyneices and wants to “share the guilt with her sister.”

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