Background
Tragic Hero
Comprehension
Quotes
Tragic End
200

Author of Antigone

Who is Sophocles?

200

The civilization that made tragedy into an art

Who were the Greeks?

200

Killed his father and married his mother.

Who is Oedipus?
200

"Think about how much terrible...our own death would be in we go against what Creon has forbidden"

Who is Ismene

200

In the end of the novel hangs herself with a fine linen noose

Who is Antigone?

400

The Greek God honored during the theater festivals.

Who is Dionysus

400

Downfall, usually by destruction or death

What is the ending for the hero in a Greek tragedy?

400

Creon's greatest fear (at the beginning).

Anarchy

400

"If I am young and right, what does my age matter?"

Who is Haemon?

400

In the end of the novel, recognizes his errors, but it is too late.

Who is Creon?

600

A story that tells the fall of a superior/dignified character.

What is a tragedy?

600

The main tragic hero (according to definition) in Antigone.

Who is Creon?

600

A metaphor Haemon uses to explain to Creon that he needs to be flexible.

What is a tree branch bending in a storm?

600

“We threw the dice, and the bad luck fell to me.  So here I am…Nobody likes the man who brings bad news.

Who is the Guard/Messenger?

600
She is alive but does not appear in the final scene

Who is Ismene?

900

They sing, chant, sum up the action and say out loud what the audience is thinking.

Who is the chorus?

900

The tragic flaw Creon shows.

What is pride (or arrogance, or stubbornness).

900

Who the chorus initially thought buried Polynecies.

Who are the gods?

900

There is no happiness… but in submission to the gods.  Big words are always punished, and proud men in old age learn to be wise.

Who is the Chorus?

900

Says she is going to mourn in private, but then kills herself.

Who is Eurydice?

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