Bibliography lists five sources. Writer argues that Antigone acts irrationally in defying Creon and could have developed some better and more productive way of coping with her brother's denied burial. The writer feels that Antigone acted of her own freewill and that there is no underlying theme of fate present in the story with regard to her ultimate demise. Bibliography lists 3 supporting sources. The paper traces Creon's development through the play, arguing that although his self-righteousness and inflexibility did not change until the end, his motivations degenerated from patriotic ones to personal ones, creating much of the tragic element.
Bibliography lists three sources.
The emotional confrontation is discussed in the context of the entire Greek tragedy by Sophocles. No additional sources cited. A 5 page essay that looks at Antigone from a feminist viewpoint. No additional sources cited. A 5 page analysis of the last scene in the play by the ancient Greek playwright, Sophocles.