Antigone
What are the names of the two daughters of Oedipus?
Antigone and Ismene
S. stands for...
Speaker
To appeal to someone's emotions is called...
Pathos
Highlighting the difference between two things
Contrast
Read your independent reading book!
Call to action
Which brother (Eteocles and Polyneices) was given and proper burial and which was not
Eteocles = nice funeral
Polyneices = left out for the birdies
O. stands for...
and what 2 things should be included
Ocassion = where we are (location) and what has happened in order to cause this convo
To utilize logic and statistics to persuade someone
Logos
Utilizing pronouns to create a group (inclusion)
we, us, our
Collective pronouns
4 out of 5 dentists recommend Crest toothpaste
Ethos
How do Haimon and Antigone know each other?
(looking for 2 things)
They are cousins
+
They are betrothed
A stands for...
Audience
To appeal to someone utilizing credibility/authority is...
Ethos
Directly stating what you would like the audience to do (the action you would like them to take)
Call to Action
Showing images of sad, shivering animals while playing a Sarah McLachlan song
Pathos
Who is the author of Antigone?
Sophocles
P. stands for...
and what does that mean
Purpose
what the speaker WANTS
A repeating grammatical structure is called
Parallel structure
Please give an example of:
- Ethos
- Collective Pronouns
Example
Studies show that students who don't do their homework are 64% more likely to be sad on their birthday
Logos
What are the names of the other 2 plays in this trilogy?
Oedipus Rex + Oedipus at Colonus
What is the S.O.A.P. of this:
Creon:
I swear by God and by the throne of God,
The man who has done this thing shall pay for it!
Find that man, bring him here to me, or your death
Will be the least of your problems!
S. Creon
O. In King Creon's castle - the sentry has just alerted the King that an unknown party covered Polyneices body with dirt (a forbidden act)
A. The sentry
P. To threaten the sentry - wants him to find the person responsible for this "crime"
Asking a question for dramatic effect instead of a direct answer
Rhetorical Question
Please give an example of:
- Logos
- Contrast
Example
“Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.”
Parallel Structure