How do others respond to the antagonist?
When is the protagonist introduced?
Who is the protagonist?
Guard
Chorus Leader
Ismene
Creon
the audience knows something other characters do not
some characters know something other characters do not
the characters know something the audience does not
the audience and the characters are aware of the situation
CREON:
Of all the citizens I’ve summoned you,
because I know how well you showed respect
for the eternal power of the throne
Based on these lines, what is Creon’s attitude toward the elders?
He fears them.
He dislikes them.
He trusts them.
He distrusts them.
CREON:
And a man who thinks
more highly of a friend than of his country,
well, he means nothing to me.
Based on these lines, what does Creon value?
loyalty to friends
loyalty to self
loyalty to gods
loyalty to state
the guard
Ismene
the gods
Antigone
CHORUS:
He moves across the white-capped ocean seas
blasted by winter storms, carving his way
under the surging waves engulfing him.
Based on the lines, what did the ancient Greeks value?
divine authority over nature
individual thought over civil obedience
human dominion over nature
familial relationships over friendships
Antigone
Ismene
Creon
Chorus Leader
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Which prediction can a reader make about the character?
Antigone will frame her sister.
Antigone will not bury Polyneices.
Antigone will run away.
Antigone will bury Polyneices.
Guard
Chorus Leader
Ismene
Creon