Question

3. What connections does Knox draw between Antigone's personality, her beliefs, and her actions? How does he develop his claims? Highlight textual evidence and write annotations to explain your idea.​

Answer 1

Knox characterizes Antigone as someone who placed her own beliefs and convictions above the law, even though this made her take actions that harmed her.

We can arrive at this answer because:

• Knox claims that Antigone is the person who does the right things for the wrong reasons.
• That's because he believes she's right in wanting to bury her brother since a brother is someone we must look after at all times and Antigone believes that family should be considered above all else.
• However, he believes she did it for the wrong reasons.
• To Knox, Antigone did this not to fulfill a belief she holds, but rather to rebel and disobey the orders set by the new king, who takes her father's place.

To Knox, Antigone has a mixture of family loyalty and rebellion, which she uses to promote all her actions, even if it hurts her.

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