Question

Reread lines 245–249. Using evidence from the text, discuss how the Chorus's view of Creon's control seems to have changed from the beginning of the scene.
CHORUS LEADER: Son of Menoikeos, if that's your will
for this city's friends and enemies,
it seems to me you now control all laws
concerning those who've died and us as well—
the ones who are still living.

Answer 1

Answer:

Creon is now

irredeemably evil

from in control to overly arrogant

Explanation:

in Greek plays the Chorus were narrators

they talked, sang and even danced about what was going on in the play

Polynices attacked Thebes to be king

Polynices died

Polynices' uncle, Creon, became King

Creon said Polynices should not be buried because he was a traitor

but that was against the Law of the Gods

so Polynices' sister Antigone buried Polynices

Creon drove Antigone to killing herself

Creon felt his law was above the Law of the Gods

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