Comparison Of Sophocles Antigone's Prince Aton

Prince Antonin, royal heir and future king to the throne of Massapinot near Lagrangeville, abruptly sensed a mood of frustration come over him. Now, it resided along with his feelings of unsettled apprehension. To his great disappointment, he was incapable of consoling the exquisitely beautiful, partially clad woman, he held in his arms. Regrettably, he was unable to halt her uncontrolled flood of tears. It was ironic, but just, earlier he had proudly admitted that, in fact, he had literally comforted and cheered hundreds of lovely women in the past with unreserved success. However, this time things were quite different. In addition, Anton knew that he was doing the right thing by politely holding Allyce, tenderly as she wept sorrowfully. Regrettably, he was the primary source of her distress, because of what he proposed to her moments ago. Allyce wiped her tears away with a handkerchief he offered. And all the while she firmly believing that his words held a strong suggestion of being utterly irrational, bold. And, above all else, she knew, them to be dangerous, for the two of them. “Assuredly, I cannot marry you, nor be your
However, Allyce ignored his determination to stop her; instead, she only went on speaking. “Furthermore, there are rumors that the Queen’s permission to marry is warranted above all else. And consequently if not obtained beforehand, the couple’s wedding is deemed invalid, and they will often lose royal favor, and her support. Apparently, if they are of noble birth, or are her charge or are ranked in service to her such as a “Lady-in-waiting,” or a “Lady-of-the-Bedchamber,” is this not correct?” Allyce stated but questioningly, now seeking his affirmation to her