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…was not to back down from his word and law. The law was whoever buries Polynecies would be publicly stoned to death, since Polyneices did not deserve a proper burial for his actions in war. Creon later finds out that Antigone has Marsico 2 buried her brother…

…, on Earth, a crazed taxpayer tries to board the third rocket to Mars, but he is denied. When it lands, the astronauts find themselves in an ideal small American town. They meet their dead relatives and split up to have dinner with lost parents and brothers…

…family member’s name was Peter Wilks, and he left his brothers, Harvey and William Wilks six thousand dollars to invest any way that he liked. Peter’s daughter Mary Jane fell right into their trap and said, “Here’s my answer…Take this six thousand dollars…

…asleep you awoke-ah no! - But one in bitter tears and one perplexed in thought, found wandering. Who clutched the only remedy that came: to send the son of Menoeceus, Creon- my own Jocasta’s brother- to the place Apollo haunts at Pythia to learn what act…

…reason was Harold and Edward became brothers-in-law when the king married Harold's sister. Harold's powerful position, as an earl and his relationship to Edward and his support among his peers made him an understandable successor to the throne. His claim…

…realizes in the coffee shop that he wants to be normal. After spending years in a prison and maturing as a human, he grows up wanting a wife and children. “Yes yes yes, brothers, my son. And now I felt bolshy big hollow inside my plott, feeling very surprised…

…for it. My Grandfather grew tobacco and even gave some to his brother to smoke out of his rusty old pipe. One afternoon, his brother died, the cause of his death was tobacco or also known as poison. After this incident, my Grandfather felt guilty about his…

…mischievous brother, Cecily informs him that they have been engaged for approximately three months, even though this was the first actual meeting between the two. Another oddity is that all the main characters are aware that marriages in Victorian England…

…John Keats was born in Finsbury Pavement near London on October 31st, 1795. The first son of a stable-keeper, he had a sister and three brothers, one of whom died in infancy. When John was eight years old, his father was killed in an accident…

…The Middle Man Seven sisters and three brothers along with two cows, two horses, a few pigs, dozens of chickens, a dog, cats multiplying like rabbits made for a childhood filled with chores, games, responsibilities and a lifetime of change. Being…