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Who said it?
Events
Odes
Misc.
100

Who wanted to bury Polynieces?

Antigone

100

"I do. I deny nothing"

Antigone

100

Where does Creon send Antigone to die?

A tomb.

100

In Ode II, which curse do they sing about?

The curse of Oedipus.

100

Why was Creon upset about Haimon's plea to save Antigone?

Creon believed Haimon was choosing Antigone over him/disrespecting his father.

200

Who leads the Chorus?

Choragos

200

"I tell you, Creon, you yourself have brought this new calamity upon us."

Teiresias
200

What does Creon accuse Teiresias of doing? 

Corruption and bribery. 

200

In Ode I, what is the force that man cannot control?

Death. 

200

What happened to Eurdice after finding out about Haimon?

She passed away.

300

Who approaches King Creon with the bad news about Polynieces?

Sentry

300
"I swear I do not know! You must believe me!"

Sentry

300

How did Antigone die?

She hanged herself.

300

In Ode III, what force do they sing is "unconquerable"?

Love.

300

After finding Antigone's body, who are the two people Haimon attempted to kill?

His father Creon and himself. 
400

Who is the prophet that warns Creon about the consequences of his actions?

Teiresias 

400

"Fate has brought all my pride to a thought of dust."

Creon

400

How did the Sentry guards decide who would tell Creon the bad news?

They threw dice.

400

In Ode IV, what do the four stories warn of?

Disobeying the gods. 

400

Where did Polynieces' corpse lay? 

Outside the walls of Thebes.

500

Who was Haimon's brother that died in the war on Thebes? 

Megareus

500

"Grief and I are no strangers"

Euridice

500

Who brings Creon and Eurdice the news that Haimon has died?

The Messenger. 

500

In the only hymn, Paen, who is the god they sing to purify the city with clement, or merciful, feet?

Dionysos or Iacchos.

500
What happens to Ismene at the end of the play?

She survives.