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the first written play that still exists today. There is much argument among who the 'tragic hero' is in the play. Some people say Antogone, some say Creon, others even say Heamon but actually Creon displays all of the characteristics of a ...
aspects through out the play. Her pride basically serves as a building block to her being admirable. Certain examples through out the play prove this to be true but in some instances the end result is negative. A big example of this w...
Oedipus and Creon are both tragic heroes with numerous likenesses and differences. Antigone, although is more of a factual up to date champion rather that an very vintage Greek tragic hero (Lucas, pp 67-389). Oedipus is self-confident, smar...
Antigone And The Aeneid This paper compares and contrast ethical tensions in Antigone and The Aeneid. For this purpose this paper will focuse on the tension between the collective and individual good from Antigone and Aeneid and how do thes...
of what happens when two stubborn people collide. This play gives many examples how ones hubris and pride can get in the way of right and wrong. There is also a large disagreement on which laws should and should not be followed: Mans laws, ...
Antigone’s uncle, Creon (Howarth, 6-17). In the opening scene, the Chorus, played by one person, introduces the characters, who are all on stage, and gives a brief synopsis of the situation in Thebes and the civil war which has resulted in ...
have been many controversies regarding the true nature of Creon in the play “Antigone” by Anouilh.In this essay of mine, we shall perceive Creon as a noble man rather than an arrogant tyrant.In my view,Creon was the protagonist while Antigo...