Exploring Antigone Scene 3

What is the main conflict presented in Scene 3 of Antigone?

• The conflict between Antigone's moral duty to bury her brother and Creon's law prohibiting it.

• The disagreement between Antigone and Haemon about their future together.

• The struggle between Creon and the citizens regarding the city's laws.

• The conflict between Antigone and her sister Ismene over family loyalty.

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How does Creon respond to Antigone's actions in this scene?

• Creon decides to pardon Antigone and let her go.

• Creon expresses sympathy for Antigone's plight.

• Creon ignores Antigone's actions and focuses on other matters.

• Creon responds with anger and a commitment to enforce the law.

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What themes of loyalty and duty are explored in Scene 3?

• The scene focuses solely on personal ambitions without any mention of duty.

• Loyalty is portrayed as a burden rather than a virtue.

• The characters express indifference towards their duties.

• The themes of loyalty and duty are explored through the characters' commitments and the conflict between personal relationships and societal expectations.

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Which character serves as a voice of reason in this scene?

• Character X

• Character A

• Character Y

• Character Z

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What is the significance of the Chorus in Scene 3?

• The Chorus sings a song that distracts the audience from the plot.

• The Chorus only serves as a background character with no real purpose.

• The Chorus represents the main character's inner thoughts and feelings.

• The Chorus provides commentary and insight, enhancing the audience's understanding of the play.

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How does Antigone justify her actions to Creon?

• Antigone argues that Creon is wrong about the importance of family loyalty.

• Antigone believes that her actions will make her popular among the people.

• Antigone claims that she is following the advice of her sister Ismene.

• Antigone justifies her actions by claiming that she must obey the laws of the gods over the laws of man.

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What role does fate play in the events of Scene 3?

• Fate is a minor theme that has little impact on the characters' decisions.

• Fate is portrayed as a benevolent force guiding the characters towards success.

• Fate is irrelevant to the events and does not influence the characters at all.

• Fate serves as an unavoidable force that shapes the characters' actions and outcomes in Scene 3.

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How does the tension between law and morality manifest in this scene?

• The scene shows complete harmony between law and morality.

• The tension between law and morality manifests as a conflict between legal obligations and personal ethical beliefs.

• There is no conflict between law and morality in this context.

• Legal obligations always align with personal beliefs in this scene.

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What are the consequences of Creon's decisions as depicted in Scene 3?

• Creon's choices bring about immediate peace in Thebes.

• Creon's actions result in a celebration of his leadership.

• Creon's decisions lead to a successful alliance with other leaders.

• Creon's decisions result in conflict with Antigone, alienation from his family, and foreshadow tragic consequences.

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How does Scene 3 foreshadow future events in the play?

• Scene 3 foreshadows future conflicts and consequences among characters.

• Scene 3 provides comic relief that lightens the mood.

• Scene 3 introduces a new character who changes the plot.

• Scene 3 reveals the main character's backstory.

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