In Antigone
1.Which character appears most committed to a moral standard?
2.Which character acts independently of other characters?
3.Which character has more choice in the decisions he or she makes?
4.Which character seems to be in the middle of conflict?
5.Which character's fall is the result of weakness?
6.Which character experiences catharsis, or a moment of revelation?
7.Which character suffers more?
8.Which character is more feared?
9.How does the play reflect Aristotle's Poetics

Question

In Antigone
1.Which character appears most committed to a moral standard?
2.Which character acts independently of other characters?
3.Which character has more choice in the decisions he or she makes?
4.Which character seems to be in the middle of conflict?
5.Which character's fall is the result of weakness?
6.Which character experiences catharsis, or a moment of revelation?
7.Which character suffers more?
8.Which character is more feared?
9.How does the play reflect Aristotle's Poetics

klark · Answer

Why don't you read Antigone on your own? It's not that big approximately 40 pages. Try to analyze it on your own, that would be a way better, you know.

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