That’s when we saw the girl. She was shrieking—

a distressing painful cry, just like a bird

who’s seen an empty nest, its fledglings gone.

What does the figurative language (used by the guard who arrests Antigone) reveal about how Antigone feels?

She is afraid.

She is mourning.

She is insane.

She is angry.

The figurative language used by the guard reveals how Antigone is in mourning. This can be most clearly seen by the use of the phrase "like a bird who's seen an empty nest, its fledglings gone." as this exemplifies the grief experienced by a bird who's lost its offspring, and relates to the mourning Antigone feels.

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Answer:

The figurative language (used by the guard who arrests Antigone) reveal about how Antigone feels is that She is mourning

Explanation:

These lines of the play "Antigone" by Sophocles, show Antigone as the tragic heroine, here she is crying over the death of her brother and her fight to bury his body against the order of Creon, the key words shrieking, painful cry, use figurative language to represent her mourning for her loss. The other adjectives don't describe the emotions of the character.