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    In Antigone‚ Antigone buried her brother‚ Polyneices‚ against Creon’s law. Creon warned the city of Thebes that if anyone were to bury Polyneices‚ a stoning would take place as a punishment in front of the public. Antigone‚ Polyneices’ sister‚ went to her sister asking for her help in burying her brother and when she refused to help‚ Antigone went ahead and buried Polyneices herself. Once Creon found out what Antigone had done‚ he sent her away to the middle of the woods in a closed tomb where she

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    members fully sympathize with Medea’s plight‚ excepting her eventual decision to murder her own children. Creon - The King of Corinth‚ Creon banishes Medea from the city. Although a minor character‚ Creon’s suicidal embrace of his dying daughter provides one of the play’s most dramatic moments‚ and his sentence against Medea lends an urgency to her plans for revenge. Glauce - Daughter of Creon‚ Glauce is the young‚ beautiful princess for whom Jason abandons Medea. Her acceptance of the poisoned coronet

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    Michael Baker Professor Bryan English 2100 29 July 2013 Creon as a Tyrant in Antigone‚ by Sophocles Corruption because of power has been a constant theme of mankind since the dawn of humanity. “Antigone”‚ by Sophocles‚ is an excellent example of an author’s attempt to portray this theme in a play. This theme is evident throughout the poem‚ but is especially clear in the dialogue between Creon and the Sentry‚ and eventually Antigone‚ beginning on line 248 and ending on line 594. Tyranny is

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    In Sophocles play Antigone‚ Creon is the king of Thebes and the uncle of Antigone and her siblings. Creon is a character that will do anything to earn absolute power‚ and once acquired‚ abuses this newly found power and ultimately harms those around him. His haughty attitude‚ disregard of the authority of the gods‚ and failure to realize his destructive behavior cause the downfall of those around him‚ including the ones he cares deeply for. Using Creon’s mistakes as an example of an overuse of power

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    certainly the tragic hero because her fate is undoubtedly tragic; but however‚ she doesn’t experience an uplifting or rise‚ nor is she noble‚ it was clear from the beginning that she was indeed commencing towards her death. As for Creon

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    greatest tragic heros of all time? I believe Creon is the greatest tragic hero of all time because he learned from his mistakes‚ he didn’t deserve what was put upon him‚ and his interactions with antigone proved that he was a tragic hero. Creon is a tragic hero because he learned from his mistakes. ‘In that prayer I included everything i most desired”.(1482-1483)This quote shows that Creon changed as a person and prayed to God.It also shows that creon stopped being selfish and thinking about himself

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    Some can agree that when you give someone too much power it can lead to a catastrophe. King Creon and Adolf Hitler both showed how to much power can be a disadvantage and not an advantage to the people they lead. In the book Antigone by Sophocles‚ King Creon uses his power to do harm to the people he rules instead of leading them to help benefit him. King creon hears that antigone has disobeyed his orders about burying polyneices . WIthout sympathy for the situation or caring about his relationship

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    Compare and Contrast One of Sophocles many achievements was a Greek tragedy called Antigone. Two of the main characters have one main conflict‚ which was burying Antigone’s brother Polyneices. Having different opinions on it both Antigone and Creon have different personality traits but with all of the differences they are also alike in many ways. Antigone is a teenage girl who is caring in a variety of ways like she looks after her little sister Ismene‚ while being compassionate to her sister

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    Jonathan espinosa Mr. West world literature 17 september ‚ 2015 Creon‚ A new man The play “Antigone” by Sophocles‚ is about the king of thieves having a baby with his wife or (queen Iocaste) and the name the baby oedipus‚ and ___oricals __told the king when oedipus gets older he will be strong enough and would kill the king (or his dad) so they sent him away far away from them but the carrier couldn’t hold the guilt so instead he gave oedipus to another family that lived in another land

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    Sophocles. In the story‚ Antigone‚ there are two distinct characters that are blind Antigone and Creon. Antigone was sent to death by Creon because she tried to give her brother a proper funeral when Creon said not to. In jail Antigone said she had no other choice but to kill herself and so she did. She was blind to the fact that other people would come to help her get out. She was also blind to the idea that Creon would let her out and that she didn’t have to kill herself. This blindness that she had gave

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