Polyneices is being compared to an eagle in this excerpt from Antigone by Sophocles. The chorus leader compares him to a soaring eagle flying high above our land. Somebody else is being compared to an army, but not Polyneices.
In the above excerpt from Antigone by Sophocles, the chorus leader compares Polyneices to a soaring eagle who flies high above the land. The chorus sings in the celebration of the Theban victory. This excerpt serves as the additional an background information about the scene. It becomes clear and evident from the chorus that Thebans has won the battle.
It seems fairest to young people like teens I do agree with you on that since Power can be abusive especially to teens and pre-teens. We don't know what to do or how to say NO! Maybe the next generation will figure it out.
