13. Read the lines that the Choragos speaks about Creon: "What are the new complexities That shifting Fate has woven for him?" How does Sophocles use figurative language in these lines?

A.

He uses simile to explain that Fate produces confusing outcomes.

B.

He uses imagery to describe Fate as a mysterious woman.

C.

He uses metaphor to compare Fate to a person making cloth.

D.

He uses exaggeration to liken Fate to the gods.