Antigone

Front

What is the prophecy revealed by Teiresias in Antigone?

Back

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

Front

What accusation does Creon make against Teiresias?

Back

Creon accuses Teiresias of being bribed with gold.

Front

What does Creon imply about his leadership in his statement to the chorus?

Back

He is worried that no one trusts him.

Front

What is the function of the Choragus in the final words of the drama?

Back

To comment on and explain parts of the play.

Front

Why does Creon suspect his guards of betrayal when dust is found on Polyneices?

Back

He thinks they were bribed (money).

Front

What does the character of Antigone represent in the play?

Back

The struggle between individual conscience and state law.

Front

What is Creon's tragic flaw in Antigone?

Back

His excessive pride (hubris) and stubbornness.

Front

How does the theme of fate versus free will manifest in Antigone?

Back

Characters struggle with their destinies while making choices that lead to their downfall.

Front

What role do the gods play in the events of Antigone?

Back

The gods' laws are paramount, and disobeying them leads to tragedy.

Front

What is the significance of burial rites in Antigone?

Back

Burial rites symbolize respect for the dead and adherence to divine law.