Who speaks these words, and in what play? "He has done a thing— sometime this last night— an act of staggering horror ... aimed at us, if indeed he's done it; for nothing about these things is surely known— we are floundering in conjecture, and I have volunteered to search it out."
a. the guard / Antigone
b. Athena / Ajax
c. Odysseus / Ajax
d. Haemon / Antigone
e. the Messenger / Hippolytus
Ans: c. Odysseus / Ajax
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