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"The frown of his thunder blasted/ their first man from our walls."

Choragos to audience


Shows Zeus sided with Thebans not Argives


Shows foreshadowing and insight to begging of the story

"I have been wondering, King: can it be that the gods have done this?"

Choragos to Creon


Possible the gods are mad at them


Shows choragos isn't in full support of Creon (he's outraged)


Also character traits


"The man who has done this thing shall pay for it!"

Creon tells sentry


Person responsible will pay


Dramatic irony bc it isn't a man it's a woman

"No marriage means more to me than your continuing wisdom"

Haimon to Creon


Butters him up to get him to understand and reason with him


Shows characterization and plot

"Your death is the doing of your conscious hand"

Chorus to Antigone


Her death is her fault and she has caused this to happen to herself

"Oh it is hard to give in! But it it is worse/ to risk everything for stubborn pride"

Creon to choragos


Gives into his own stubbornness


Climax turning point

"shall not lessen my death"?

Antigone to Ismene


Antigone wants pride and credit


All to herself

How does Antigone show her characterization?

Actions


Motivations


Principles


What she says

How does Creon show his character?

Through his speech at the beginning (inagural speech)

What is the major conflict?

Antigone vs Creon


Gods/ moral law vs man's/ Creon's law

What are three functions of the sentry?

Comic relief


Deliver Creon the news of polyneices burial


Brings him antigone

What does teiresias tell Creon?

Ultimate prophecy- gods are against Thebans, whole family of Creon, and they are doomed

What does Antigone say about the cave?

Bride bed of eternal rock


Her tomb

What is the messages role?

Tells us all the information about all the events that happened offstage

What's the climax?

Creon changes his mind about Antigone's fate

Resution?

Antigone>haimon>Eurydice


Creon is a prisoner in his own palace

Three things your going to write in paragraph?

Character traits (foils, aggressive/passive)


Similarities (parents brother both dead sisters)


God's law vs Creon's (raised in different environments)