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Dahasolnce [82]
3 years ago
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You were able to change the ending of Antigone in your comic strip. How does Sophocles` play Antigone really end?

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almond37 [142]3 years ago
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Answer:  The end of Antigone is as follows: Antigone makes the decision to go at night to bury her brother, Creon the sentence for her disobedience,  since he had decreed death penalty for whoever buried Polyneices. Creon takes Antigone to a cave and she decides to take her own life by hanging herself. The son of Creon who was the promised of Antigone to see her hanged also decides to take his own life. Creon goes to the cave and finds his dead son, takes him in his arms and takes him to the palace. In the palace Creon he meets his dead wife too. The life of Creonte is marked with these bad experiences due to his bad acts.

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