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... Unfortunately, though, it was too late to change his mind because when he came to bury Polynices in the tomb, Antigone had killed herself in her sadness. ...
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... Both women, sickened by the news of Polynices's death reacted in a ... Unfortunately this lack of control has a timeless quality especially when dealing with ...
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... Unfortunately, fate was not so kind to the rest of Oedipus's descendants. ... Eteocles won over the people and was able to exile Polynices. ...
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... Unfortunately, fate was not so kind to the rest of Oedipus's descendants. ... Eteocles won over the people and was able to exile Polynices. ...
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... who went against Creon's decree and buried her brother who was unfortunately a traitor ... not want to hide the fact that she loved her brother Polynices and would ...
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... As Antigone returns from burying her brother, Polynices, she appears dreamy-eyed and ... like a post card: all pink and green, and yellow." Unfortunately, she soon ...
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... the king's proclamation that anyone who buries Polynices "...shall surely die ... the behest or power of kings" (Antigone, 3). Unfortunately, Antigone completely ...
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... Unfortunately for Creon though, whether he backed down from policy or not, he had already ... By not burying Polynices he had already committed himself to ruination ...
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... Creon to proclaim him a "woman's slave," a man who is unfortunately sided with ... king, and Antigone a male, her opinion on the matter of Polynices' burial would ...
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... These lines show how he changed his impulsive decision, but unfortunately was too late ... His greatest error was that he truly believed that Polynices was a traitor ...
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... possess some of the qualities that constitute a tragic hero but unfortunately that does ... when he denied the basic divine right of burial to Polynices, and was ...
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... is the heroine who just wants a proper burial for her brother Polynices. ... of youth, dead, for my fault not yours." (Watling 412) Unfortunately, Lear comes to ...
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... Unfortunately, it was too late when he became rational: Antigone committed suicide due to Polynices' burial mandate, Haemon died by threading himself with a ...
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... Unfortunately, it was too late when he became rational: Antigone committed suicide due to Polynices' burial mandate, Haemon died by threading himself with a ...
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... The denial of burial to Polynices strikes directly at her family loyalty, for it ... father, Creon proclaimed him a "woman's slave," a man unfortunately sided with ...
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