In Sophoclese's, Antigone; the character is a female and she defies the standards and proves that women are not inferior. ... Antigone thinks she should be equal to everyone else. ... Antigone's actions bring meaning to the King's heart. ... Antigone along with meaning brings pain to the king. ... In Sophocles's, Antigone; the character is a female and she defies the standards and proves that women are not inferior....
Antigone Pride is a quality that all people possess in one way or another. ... The story of Antigone written by Sophocles has two characters who have a tragic flaw of pride. I will show how Creon's pride of power leads to his destruction, and how Antigone's pride makes her an honorable character who should be treated as a hero. ... -(1301) Antigone is an honorable character in this story of love and rebellion. ... She is an admirable character who stands up to adversity and takes what life gave her. ...
Antigone Pride is a quality that all people possess in one way or another. ... The story of Antigone written by Sophocles has two characters who have a tragic flaw of pride. I will show how Creon's pride of power leads to his destruction, and how Antigone's pride makes her an honorable character who should be treated as a hero. ... -(1301) Antigone is an honorable character in this story of love and rebellion. ... She is an admirable character who stands up to adversity and takes what life gave her....
Antigone tells the story of a brave girl's struggle to do what is right and the trials she had overcome to accomplish them. ... Starting the play off the chorus begins to give narrative background on the characters and the events that come into play. ... Another character the chorus tells of is King Creon. ... The transition the chorus gives between each scene is much need information for a person to understand the story of Antigone. ... Also in scene five Creon takes Choragos's advice to go free Antigone from her vault and let her go. ...
Title of work: Antigone 2. ... Characters: Major: Antigone - Antigone is very (immovable) and (unwilling) because when she is told not to do something by king Creon she still does what she believes in. ... In the book Antigone contradicts the laws of Creon. 10. ... When Antigone has killed herself the tone changes to a sad tone. ... Imagery - the imagery was used when Antigone hanged herself d. ...
Instructions: What is the central conflict in Antigone? ... The central conflict in Antigone is the conflict of "right vs. wrong." ... This tug-of-war places the central characters in a position where they must choose between following the man-made laws of King Creon or those established by their gods. ... Antigone had hung herself. ... Multiple characters in this story had to choose between right and wrong, between their own personal beliefs and that of another, between man-made rule versus divine laws. ...
Sophocles shows in Antigone that an individual's pride and arrogance could have deadly consequences in his life. This essay will discuss one of his plays called Antigone. ... Creon and Antigone characteristics including pride are alike in many ways. ... Human beings can fumble onto fate though ignorance and flaws of character, as Creon does, which makes him merely pathetic (Wilson 4). ... He has learned something since the deaths of Antigone, Haemon, and Eurydice. ...
Characters and Plot: "Antigone" by Jean Anouilh is an adaptation of the original "Antigone" written by Sophocles. ... Antigone disobeyed the law and would have to be buried alive. ... Also, the theme of social status is shown in characters like the guards, living in their narrow world of work, cards, drinking, and promotion. ... Anouilh, Antigone, trans. ... Sophocles, Antigone & Oedipus the King, in Antigone, Oedipus, Electra, trans. ...
The Weakest Flaw Pride is a character flaw that leads to destruction and utter loneliness. ... Even though the audience is familiar with the mythological tale, they enjoy the unraveling of each character and the effects each character is afflicted with. ... Antigone is a mythological Greek play that begins with Antigone, a strong-willed woman determined to bury her brother, Polynices, with the acceptance that punishment will follow because King Creon's forbids the burial. ... Antigone states, "Come from mortal man, to sit naught the unwritten laws of God that know not change. ... C...
