Antigone Unit Test Flashcards

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(Three part plot)
Part 1

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Initiating Incident

  • Creon declared no one is to bury Polyneices
  • Sisters disagree about how to respond, Ismene wanting to abide, Antigone wanting to do her duty to brother
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(Three part plot)
Part 2

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Confrontation

  • Guard finds Antigone in the act
  • Creon vs Antigone conversation
    -Ismene admits to helping, Antigone insists she did nothing, Creon ultimately only punishes Antigone
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(Three part plot)
Part 3

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Resolution

  • Creon realizes mistake, goes to save Antigone from tomb
  • Finds she hung herself, Haemon grieving
    -Haemon stabs himself in the gut
  • When Crown’s wife finds out, she stabs herself too
  • Creon realizes this is all his fault, he killed all three of them
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Hypokrites

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Like hypocrite, actors pretend to be one thing on stage but then live a different life

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Hamartia

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Tragic/fatal flaw

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Hubris

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Excessive pride

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Where were Greek plays performed?

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Amphitheaters, helped amplify sound

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General stuff about the plays

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  • simplistic
  • all male cast
  • simple costumes with masks
  • bold, simple movements
  • simple plots
  • violent action occurred offstage
  • audience knew story ahead of time
  • main focus: emotion
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Chorus/Choral Odes

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Chorus: group of people who move/sing in unison
- set mood
- summarize actions
- represent specific point of view

Choral Odes: poems/monologues/speeches separating scenes
- express feelings/thoughts of a character
- often celebrate person, event, or thing

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Author?

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Sophocles

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Family tree

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Queen Jocasta & King Laius
Son: Oedipus

Oedipus & Queen Jocasta (mother)
Children: Eteocles, Polyneices, Antigone, Ismene

Creon (Jocasta’s Brother) & Eurydice
Son: Haemon

Haemon + Antigone = engaged

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Strophe/Antistrophe

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Strophe: first part, chorus moves right to left

Antistrophe: second part, chorus moves left to right

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Antigone Characterization/Motivation

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Creon characterization/motivation

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Ismene characterization/motivation

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Haemon characterization/motovation

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17
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The guard characterization/motivation

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18
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Creon FOILs

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19
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Religion vs. government
(Gods’ law vs. Man’s law)

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20
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Family/loyalty

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21
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Fate vs. free will

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22
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Emotion vs. Reason

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23
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Responsibility of power

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