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She starts regretting what she has done because she will miss out on the rest of her life. “No wedding-song in the dusk has crowned my marriage- I go to wed the lord of the dark waters,” says Antigone (1065) “No one to weep for me, my friends, no wedding-song – they take me away in all my pain ...
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. .the road lies open, waiting.” (1067) In Nora’s case, she lies to keep herself from getting into trouble, but gets into even more trouble. It starts off as little lies about forbidden cookies, and ends up to lying about the signature. She tells Mrs...
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Two tragic heroes? Compare and contrast how Sophocles presents the characters of Creon and Antigone. In order to assess whether or not both are tragic characters, initially it's imperative to analyze their conflictive values. Creons character attaches importance to the state and his own law rather than anything else, whereas Antigones appears to put family first and foremost...	3 / 826
The Deaths of Antigone and Creon Antigone is a powerful character, strong-willed, determined and at times self-righteous. She is contrasted by her sister Ismene, who is weak and powerless...	4 / 858
Antigone Antigone goes alone to bury Polynices and deliberately disobeys Creon's law. Antigone not only lost her two brothers, but she will lose her respect for her family and the gods if she does not bury Polynices...	2 / 397
Antigone Antigone goes alone to bury Polynices and deliberately disobeys Creon's law. Antigone not only lost her two brothers, but she will lose her respect for her family and the gods if she does not bury Polynices...	2 / 397
Antigone Creon finds out that Polyneices’s body has been buried and he becomes furious. Antigone is brought in for questioning. She tells Creon that she has buried her brother’s body...	2 / 285
Antigone When Antigone learns that no one is to bury her brother, she immediately knows what she must do. She doesn't even hesitate to her decision and she is fully willing to face the consequences to do what is right...	2 / 532
antigone Even though Antigone and King Creon both had to suffer throughout the play for their individual, various reasons, I think that Antigone suffered the most...	1 / 226