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Antigone, the character from Sophocles' play, is primarily depicted as a strong-willed and principled individual rather than someone with specific hobbies. Her main focus is on familial loyalty and moral duty, particularly in her determination to honor her deceased brother, Polyneices, despite the consequences. Her actions reflect her values and convictions, overshadowing any leisure activities or personal interests. Thus, her "hobbies" can be interpreted as her commitment to justice and familial love.

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