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    Antigone Quotes

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    hopes, to convince herself and Creon that the decision she made was the right one. Even if the gods laws and concepts do not exactly correlate to making what she did not a broken law, she still has her morals and own self beliefs that con confirm the burial to be a correct thing to…

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    Odysseus has to fight many monsters and steer clear from many tempting situations to get back to his home town of Ithaca. In Antigone, Antigone has been arrested for breaking their king, Creon’s rule of not giving Antigone’s brother Polyneices a proper burial and is set to be executed. Odysseus’s is not a hero because he is self obsessed, while on the other hand Antigone is a hero because she is selfless. Odysseus is not a hero because he is self obsessed. One piece of evidence of how…

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    their notions. Socrates has the opportunity to escape prison, but he prefers death because he thinks it's immoral of him to break the law. Similarly, Antigone chooses death in order to bury her brother, Polyneices, because he isn't getting a proper burial,…

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    death of both her brothers by each other 's hands, Creon, the King, decides that only Eteocles, the brother that fought to save Thebes, could have a proper burial. He stated that Polynices, the brother that rebelled against Thebes, was to be left unburied to be eaten by animals. Feeling as though both of her brothers should receive a proper burial, Antigone…

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    King Creon has made a decree that no one should bury him. This can be seen during the speech to the crowd of people by Creon when he says “proclamation has forbidden the city to dignify him with burial, mourn him at all” (Sophocles 27-28). Antigone and her sister continue to argue, causing Antigone to take action and bury Polynices herself. Because of her actions Creon was forced to punish her biased on the decree he made. The arguing continues…

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    Native Americans The Native American culture is unique in their aspects of death, dying and the afterlife. As professional nurses we need to be aware of our individual beliefs about culture to provide culturally and spiritually sensitive care to our patients. Currently in Minnesota there are 60,916 individuals who are Native American, which makes up 1.1 percent of the total population of Minnesota (Stratis Health, 2017). Beltrami County has approximately 45,000 residents, and 21 percent of the…

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    by Emily Dickinson is tied in with going distraught, about losing one's hold on reality and feeling rational soundness slide away; at any rate, in one translation or investigation of the lyric. The lyric's speaker utilizes the representation of the burial service for what is happening inside her head Her rational soundness and reason have kicked the bucket, and the mayhem inside her brain resembles the grievers at a memorial service strolling in reverse and forward. The tenacious redundancy of…

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    King's Duty In Antigone

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    A King’s Duty A leader must do what is right for his countrymen and be loyal to his country. In Sophocles’ Antigone, Creon the King of Thebes makes the proclamation prohibiting to bury Polyneices because he betrayed Thebes and his family,and if someone did bury him they will be killed. Antigone, a sister of Polynices, defies his law and buries her brother knowing the consequences of her actions; Creon being loyal to his country and his law sends Antigone to her death. Creon promoted social…

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    Antigone Tragic Hero

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    Though it is debatable if Antigone really did commit a crime, it would still be commonly accepted that the punishment did not fit. I feel that her punishment should have been something like being banished from the city or to not receive a proper burial herself. But this is only if she should be punished at all. Personally, I don’t think she deserved any punishment. I listened to her case and feel that she was right to fulfill her promise. In Conclusion, Antigone is a tragic hero through and…

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    Achilles: The Heroic Hero

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    himself he knew what the future held for him and he knew that’s how it had to be it was going to happen sooner or later so he took it like a man. I think Achilles should have at least taken him back to his family and friends so he could have his burial. But Hector knew it was how Achilles wanted it to be…

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