Antigone is loyal to her brother promising him a proper burial at all costs.
Antigone the people are siding with her.
Ismene has just told antigone that she must refuse antigone s request to help bury their brother because she must obey creon.
Whose point king creon s or haimon s does the choragos support.
In this case it s staying loyal to her brother polynices and to the laws of the gods.
She considers it madness to break his martial law and bury polynices.
Antigone speaks to her sister ismene early in antigone.
Antigone refuses to let her do this arguing that she acted alone and insulting ismene for her cowardice.
In answer antigone withdraws her request of ismene to help her.
Haimon says that people are siding with antigone creon will look bad to the public and antigone didn t bury her brother to purposefully break the law how does haimon argue for antigone.
What does haimon tell king creon about the people of thebes allegiance to him.
They are siding with antigone anyways.
Antigone laments her fate and the fact that she will never experience the joys of marriage.
Creon with the support of the chorus of elders repeats his edict regarding the disposal of polynices body but a fearful sentry enters to report that antigone has in fact buried her brother s body.
Antigone is a very strong headed person and she does what she believes is correct in the eyes of the gods.
The chorus in seven against thebes is largely supportive of antigone s decision to bury her brother.
Creon declares both sisters mad and again condemns them to death.
She further laments the horror of her coming death.
The chorus tells her she went too far in her protests and wonders if she is continuing to suffer for the sins of her father oedipus.
Antigone is motivated by a strong moral conviction that her brother must be honored in death and in doing so she must please those that are dead as her time among the dead will be much.
How does the city feel about antigone s crime.
They side with her and respect her actions.
As the play begins antigone vows to bury her brother polynices body in defiance of creon s edict although her sister ismene refuses to help her fearing the death penalty.
Here the chorus is composed of old men who are largely unwilling to see civil disobedience in a positive light.
Creon is angered and won t listen to his son.
Ismene emerges from the palace weeping and says that she will share the guilt with her sister.
The chorus in antigone departs significantly from the chorus in aeschylus seven against thebes the play of which antigone is a continuation.
