Antigone

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kooshkiwi22  on May 9, 2010

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Honors Sophomore English

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Antigone unit for Mrs. Levora's class.

Includes vocabulary(discussed in class), ideas/motifs, characters, various themes(possibly),etc...

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Antigone

Antigone
Daughter of Oedipus and sister of Polyneices, Eteocles
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Antigone Daughter of Oedipus and sister of Polyneices, Eteocles
Ismene Sister to Antigone, not as much as a believer, did NOT help in the ritual of Polyneices
Creon King of Thebes, Uncle to Antigone and Ismene, Son of Meneoceus
Haemon Son of Creon, betrothed to Antigone, Cousin to Antigone,
Tiresias Blind Prophet, helped another King, older,
Eurydice Wife of Creon, Haemon's mother,
Three; Antigone, Haemon, Eurydice How many people died in Antigone (end scene)?; Order of death
hanged (Antigone), Haemon (stabbed himself), Eurydice (stabbed herself) For the people that died (NOT Polyneices), how did they die? Be general.
encomium Speaking Highly
capricious "On a wimb", flights, spontaneous
ubiquitous Existing everywhere, present everywhere (Walgreens)
ignominious Shameful
ephemeral Fleeting, brief, lasting a very short time
obsequious Overly attentive
promulgation A Decree
unsepulchered Not placed in a tomb, "Tomb", not buried
augury prophecy; prediction of events, "prophesizing" (Levora's words)
capricious impulsive and unpredictable
Creon "She is poison" (220)
Creon "You fall a plummet fall / To pay a father's sin"
Chorus Leader "Your prayers are done. / Man cannot flatter Fate, / And punishments must come."
Ismene ____ tries to "share the blame" and weaken the burden of Antigone for performing Polyneices's ritual.
Isocrates Athenian Orator
Antigone "They think as I, but trim their tongues to you" (212).
Haemon "Don't entrench yourself in your opinion / as if everyone else was wrong" (222).
Creon "And never have it said we were worsted by a woman" (221).
Eteocles; Polyneices _____'s death was noble (hero); ______'s death (exile). Hint: Sibling relation
Antigone "For this, I feel no twinges of regret. / And if you judge me fol, perhaps it is / because a fool is judge" (211).
motifs/ideas Think before you act, Blindness, Women's role, Selfless vs. Selfish, Lifestyles/Reputation, Leadership (Kings), Trust, Family Relations,

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