The brothers end up killing each other and Creon proclaims one to be a hero and one to be the villain. The villain is Polynices, whom Creon orders not to be buried under pain of death. Antigone defies Creon's decree, is arrested, convicted, and ordered to be put to death. Antigone is tragic drama at its best, wherein the tragic hero must die. And die she does, but, as the gods would have it, it is not a simple death.
Tragedy follows tragedy and by the end of the play, bodies are strewn everywhere.
In true Greek tragedy style, this action is the catalyst for a series of discussions and deaths, as the characters try to deal with life, death, happiness, love, honor, duty. The Insectoids have destroyed most of the fleet in a cowardly sneak attack. Jane Sommers is a top law school grad who gets trapped in the scummy world of New York law firms.