Reoccurring Theme Of Death In Antigone

One of the main characters I decided to recreate was Antigone. She first appears on page 1068 of the prologue and appears back again on page 1082 of scene two. In overall, one of the play’s reoccurring theme is death. I chose to draw a mainly black puzzle into one part of Antigone’s face to show the foreshadowing of Antigone’s own death and how death had been a part of her for so long. On page 1072, Antigone says, “I am not afraid of the danger; if it means death,
It will not be the worst of deaths—death without honor.” This specific quote was what inspired the black puzzle on her face. Antigone own persona was what inspired the hearts around her face for two reasons. The hearts showcase her love for family and the color red symbolizes her