Antigone

Front

What does the Chorus suggest about wisdom in the final ode?

Back

It is achieved through suffering.

Front

What does Antigone prioritize over her own life?

Back

Adherence to divine laws and family loyalty.

Front

What theme is emphasized through Creon’s decisions as king?

Back

The conflict between public and private loyalty.

Front

Why does Antigone bury Polyneices despite Creon’s edict?

Back

She claims it is her duty to the gods and her brother.

Front

Who is Antigone’s sister?

Back

Ismene.

Front

What is the main conflict in Antigone?

Back

The conflict between individual moral duty and state law.

Front

What role does fate play in Antigone's story?

Back

Fate is depicted as an unavoidable force that leads to tragedy.

Front

How does Creon’s character change throughout the play?

Back

He becomes increasingly rigid and ultimately faces tragic consequences.

Front

What is the significance of burial rites in Antigone?

Back

Burial rites are a sacred duty that reflects respect for the dead and divine law.

Front

What does Antigone symbolize in the play?

Back

Antigone symbolizes resistance to unjust laws and the struggle for moral integrity.