“Then take this foolish man away from here. I killed you, my son, without intending to, and you as well, my wife. How useless I am now.”
Creon
What did the prize of the laurel wreath symbolize?
Truth
“We must remember that by birth, we are women, and as such, we shouldn’t fight with men.”
Ismene
What is the Greek word for the fatal flaw of Pride?
Hubris
“I’ll still bury him. It would be fine to die while doing that. I’ll lie here with him, with a man I love, pure and innocent, for all my crime.”
Antigone
What is the word for the feeling the audience should leave with at the end of a Greek play?
Catharsis
“Then she’ll die—and in her death kill someone else.”
Haimon
What is the final scene of a Greek play called?
Exodus
“You will not see the sun race through its cycle many times before you lose a child of your own loins, a corpse in payment for these corpses.
Tiresias
What is the philosophy Greek theater presents?
Fate punishes people who do not obey the laws of the gods