Antigone (lines 1-415)

Front

What is the primary conflict in *Antigone*?

Back

Antigone's defiance against King Creon's decree.

Front

Which character in *Antigone* is primarily motivated by a sense of duty to family?

Back

Antigone.

Front

How does Creon's character contrast with Antigone's character?

Back

Creon upholds man-made laws, while Antigone upholds divine laws.

Front

Who was planning to bury Polynices in secret?

Back

Antigone.

Front

Which theme is most evident when Antigone decides to bury her brother despite the king's decree?

Back

The conflict between human and divine law.

Front

What is the significance of Antigone's actions in the play?

Back

Her actions highlight the struggle between individual moral duty and state law.

Front

What role does Ismene play in *Antigone*?

Back

Ismene represents the voice of caution and conformity to societal norms.

Front

What does Creon believe is the most important quality for a ruler?

Back

Creon believes that loyalty to the state and its laws is paramount.

Front

How does the theme of fate manifest in *Antigone*?

Back

The characters are often seen as being trapped by their fates, which they cannot escape.

Front

What is the role of the Chorus in *Antigone*?

Back

The Chorus provides commentary on the events and reflects the moral and social values of the time.