What should happen when individual actions and beliefs don't line up with a particular society's definitions of acceptable and unacceptable behavior is a question that connects the play 'Antigone' to the real world. The play indeed pits the behavioral preferences and spiritual beliefs of Antigone against the behavioral preferences and legal action of her Uncle Creon, King of Thebes. In the real world of nowadays, that question may be asked by women in Muslim countries. Their role typically is more on the order of the unquestioning and obedient Ismene, and less on the order of the conscientious and passionate Antigone.
Yes, the initial impression of a timid, weak-willed guard changes when he returns with Antigone in "Antigone" by Sophocles (495 B.C.E. - 405 B.C.E.).Specifically, the guard announces that he has the perpetrator. He declares that he is pleased not to be tortured for not capturing the law breaker. He indicates that suspicion must be removed from him. All questioning proceeds with the real criminal, Theban Princess Antigone.
Yes, actual equivalents of the play 'Antigone' may be found in real life. In any place and at any time that individuals hold fast to their beliefs, the equivalents of Antigone may be found. All changes and all challenges to the inhumanity of government or of a majority to an individual or a minority come about because of individuals such as Antigone who come to the assistance of those who face injustice and can't defend themselves. For example, in the play, Antigone defends the disloyal Theban dead. They don't stop being Theban or being loved with death. But in death they rely on the living to make sure that they receive the proper preparation for proper reception into the underworld realm of the dead.
The time frame of the play "Antigone" by Sophocles is set in ancient Thebes, shortly after the events of the Theban civil war. The action unfolds over a brief period, primarily within a single day, as Antigone confronts King Creon regarding the burial of her brother Polyneices. The immediate events and emotional turmoil are presented in real-time, emphasizing the urgency of Antigone's moral dilemma and the consequences of her choices.
Juliet is a whiny little beatch that should obey her parents and get this Romeo dude out of her head!
the answer is actually "no". why? because the paragraphs are just used to confuse you. the real question is:"can you guess the riddle?". because there is nothing that can match the requirements, the answer is no.
I don't know that's a good question
Sadly, in the real world, the answer to this question is no
Yes, the initial impression of a timid, weak-willed guard changes when he returns with Antigone in "Antigone" by Sophocles (495 B.C.E. - 405 B.C.E.).Specifically, the guard announces that he has the perpetrator. He declares that he is pleased not to be tortured for not capturing the law breaker. He indicates that suspicion must be removed from him. All questioning proceeds with the real criminal, Theban Princess Antigone.
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This is the real answer to your unreal question.
that's a weird question but maybe that's not real the worlds not cheesy!
That's a hard question, try going to a scientific website and asking the question. I am sure that will work.
My question is, Is princesses real, a question
It connects to your computer by usb.You have to connect it to the monitor with the appropriate cable.
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if you are asking this question, then do not look on the internet, just open your eyes, and see the world, the real world
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