NARRATOR: After realizing his terrible and unforgivable mistake, Creon rushes to Antigone’s tomb. The sky was as dark as the dirt beneath his feet, but he knew he had to keep going. He couldn’t be the reason for her demise, not anymore, at least. Of course, Creon knew that if Antigone died, then everything he cared about would be destroyed too. The tomb was exactly the way he left it, isolated and lonely. Teiresias’ words were left ringing in his head as he rushed to the entrance. Creon stopped short and started banging on the colossal wall.
CREON: I have sinned against you, God, I know that now. I was foolish and stubborn, but please don’t kill Antigone. My son loves her dearly and now I realize that her actions shouldn’t be punished this …show more content…
She looked terribly weak, but she wasn’t dead. He knelt beside her and watched her pulse beat steadily.
CREON: I’m so sorry Antigone for everything that I did to you. Is there any way I can repay you? Please let me know, so I can do this for you! Now, we should go back and see Haimon. I’m sure he’ll be overjoyed to see you again.
ANTIGONE: Slowly opens her eyes and peers over at Creon who is still kneeling beside her on the cold, hard ground. Is everything okay now? Must I be punished more severely for my actions with my brother, Polyneice?
CREON: No more punishment for what happened. Everything was settled because I realized how terrible my decision was. However, we must get back to seeing Haimon.
ANTIGONE: Yes, let’s get back to seeing Haimon. I thought I would never see him again. I hope he’s doing …show more content…
The maids found him sprawled out on the balcony, dead! It looks as though he killed himself! My poor son is a snob! I never would’ve thought that he would do that! Am I a bad parent? Did I do something wrong Creon?
NARRATOR: Creon stared at the floor in shock, and Antigone burst into tears. She thought that she would be with him again, but alas, it’s not possible anymore. Antigone didn’t know what to do with herself.
CREON: I’m so sorry, my dear wife. It’s my fault that our son is dead. I wish I could bring him back, but I can’t. My poor son. My dear son. Did you do this to spite me because of everything that happened to your love, Antigone?
ANTIGONE: Where is he from? Can I go see him? I want to say my last goodbye to my fiance. The maids escort Antigone and Creon into another room where a large wooden structure is sitting.
CREON: Is that him up ahead? My poor son, I’m so sorry that this happened to you! Forgive me for my misdeeds! The gods have damned this family to its grave and it’s all my fault! Creon rushes out of the room as Antigone steps towards Haimon’s
CREON: I have sinned against you, God, I know that now. I was foolish and stubborn, but please don’t kill Antigone. My son loves her dearly and now I realize that her actions shouldn’t be punished this …show more content…
She looked terribly weak, but she wasn’t dead. He knelt beside her and watched her pulse beat steadily.
CREON: I’m so sorry Antigone for everything that I did to you. Is there any way I can repay you? Please let me know, so I can do this for you! Now, we should go back and see Haimon. I’m sure he’ll be overjoyed to see you again.
ANTIGONE: Slowly opens her eyes and peers over at Creon who is still kneeling beside her on the cold, hard ground. Is everything okay now? Must I be punished more severely for my actions with my brother, Polyneice?
CREON: No more punishment for what happened. Everything was settled because I realized how terrible my decision was. However, we must get back to seeing Haimon.
ANTIGONE: Yes, let’s get back to seeing Haimon. I thought I would never see him again. I hope he’s doing …show more content…
The maids found him sprawled out on the balcony, dead! It looks as though he killed himself! My poor son is a snob! I never would’ve thought that he would do that! Am I a bad parent? Did I do something wrong Creon?
NARRATOR: Creon stared at the floor in shock, and Antigone burst into tears. She thought that she would be with him again, but alas, it’s not possible anymore. Antigone didn’t know what to do with herself.
CREON: I’m so sorry, my dear wife. It’s my fault that our son is dead. I wish I could bring him back, but I can’t. My poor son. My dear son. Did you do this to spite me because of everything that happened to your love, Antigone?
ANTIGONE: Where is he from? Can I go see him? I want to say my last goodbye to my fiance. The maids escort Antigone and Creon into another room where a large wooden structure is sitting.
CREON: Is that him up ahead? My poor son, I’m so sorry that this happened to you! Forgive me for my misdeeds! The gods have damned this family to its grave and it’s all my fault! Creon rushes out of the room as Antigone steps towards Haimon’s