Antigone

Front

What does Antigone argue is the basis for her actions?

Back

Antigone argues that she is abiding by the gods.

Front

What angers Antigone at the beginning of the play?

Back

Antigone is angered by Ismene's refusal to help bury Polyneices.

Front

What accusation does Creon make against Teiresias?

Back

Creon accuses Teiresias of being bribed with gold.

Front

Which theme is NOT central in 'Antigone'?

Back

Prophets foretelling miracles.

Front

What prophecy does Teiresias reveal to Creon?

Back

Teiresias reveals that Creon's family members will die if he refuses to appease the gods.

Front

Define the theme of 'Fate vs Free Will' in 'Antigone'.

Back

The struggle between predetermined fate and the ability to make choices.

Front

What is the significance of the conflict between gods' laws and man's laws in 'Antigone'?

Back

It highlights the moral dilemmas faced by individuals when legal and divine obligations clash.

Front

Who is Teiresias in 'Antigone'?

Back

Teiresias is a blind prophet who warns Creon about the consequences of his actions.

Front

What role does family loyalty play in 'Antigone'?

Back

Family loyalty drives Antigone to defy Creon's orders to honor her brother.

Front

How does Creon's character change throughout the play?

Back

Creon evolves from a rigid ruler to a man who recognizes the consequences of his actions.