Answer:
D. The best plans often come to nothing.
Explanation:
This is the theme that audiences in Ancient Greece learned from the play Antigone. Antigone is a play dominated by fate. Although the characters often make important and significant decisions, ultimately a lot of the things that happen in the story are dominated by luck and fate. Therefore, the play shows that no matter how good your plan is, or how honest your intentions are, they often come to nothing due to the element of fate.
