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Which questions does this response answer : Because he wasn't following what the gods say
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which question does this response answer: To let his soul go to the underworld
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which question does this response answer: it was against the gods
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : It shows us Creon's character
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : Creon finds out Polyneices was buried.
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : To comply with the laws of the gods.
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : It is a crime to be buried with a dead person.
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : It was a major conflict because in the time of the Greeks, you are suppose to bury the soldiers that are dead in the battlefield. So Antigone was very upset because at the fact that Creon didn't want to bury her brother properly and just let him in the fields to rot and let the animals eat him/take him apart.
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : Creon ruled that the burying of Polyneices is a crime. This is a major conflict because the gods rule is that everyone should be buried. A human law is going agisnt the law of the gods. Antigone wants her brother to be buried but she would be breaking man's law to obey god's law.
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : Expresses Antigone's will to do right by the god's laws and not by man's law and the fact that she will persevere to bury her brother despise Creon's law or rule.
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : The importance of these lines is that Antigone is fine with dying for what she believes is right. She knows that Polyneices needs to be buried, it is the laws of the gods and Creon went against the gods and made his own laws for how he feels.
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : They have a negative attitude towards it.
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : They were angry at Polyneice's for attacking them and so their resentment of this action led to the support of Creon's will to not have Polyneice's given a proper burial.
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : Someone would throw dirt because they they either supported Creon heavily or believed that he was truly a bad person. Because he tried to fight his own brother and instead they both died.
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
Which questions does this response answer : It may have represented a small burial or a sign to Creon that someone disagrees with his law of preventing burial. Therefore, people believe Polyneice's should be able to be buried.
Why was it a major conflict in the play when Creon ruled that burying Polyneices was a crime?
Explain the importance of Prologue lines 55 - 65 to the plot of the story.
Pages 1072 - 1073 is the first time the Chorus appears. What is their initial attitude towards Creon's law to not bury Polyneices?
Explain WHY someone would throw dirt on Polyneices body.
