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Antigone

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August 10, 2013

 

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"Let him lie unwept, unburied, a toothsome morsel for the birds of heaven, and whoso touches him shall perish by the cruel death of stoning." Antigone decided to give her brother a proper burial and was prepared to face Creon's harsh consequences because she felt it was worth keeping her loyalties to her brother, Polyneices...
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A good portion of the scenes took place at Creon's palace. Time period: Sophocles wrote Antigone in 441 B.C. Author background: Sophocles borrowed some of Aeschylus ideas in his Seven Against Thebes for Antigone. Antigone was actually the earliest of the plays Sophocles devoted to the Theban cycle of myths...
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