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Judgement Play

Human beings by nature judge both themselves and others. Judgment comes through a person's ego telling them that they can have control over a particular situation. This desire for control promulgates a false sense of responsibility in essentially uncontrollable situations. For example, a human feels a responsibility to the dead. Humans build mental and physical shrines for the dead. They mourn the dead with funerals. Most people practice specified burial rituals to ensure a happier afterlife for the deceased. These practices are attempts to exert control over a person's death and a person's fate in the afterlife, eventhough both natural and supernatural forces are guided by specific rules that are absolute and unavoidable. The control, judgment, and sense of responsibility over a dead person's body is absurd and pretentious. Such is the case in Sophoclese's play "Antigone."

The play begins with Antigone declaring her ego driven righteousness. She declares that she will abandon the (man made)law that states if a man shall "assault the gods of the city, (he will) be denied burial."(Barnet, Berman, Burto, Draya p.81) Through


She declares that she will die for her brother's honor, further asserting her own righteousness and denying herself any possible fault. Such an act is inherently defiant of the gods. She is essentially putting words into the mouths of the gods to protect her own image. This action is brutally unrighteous. Her punishment is death.

For your words are hateful. Leave me my foolish plan:



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