Question

1.Antigone decides to bury her brother in defiance of the law. Her sister argues against it. Summarize the two sides of the argument, and explain Antigone's reasons for doing as she does.
2.Creon says that it would be wrong for him to listen to the arguments of a woman. How does Antigone respond?
3.Creon tells his son that it would be wrong for him, a grown man, to listen to a young boy like him. How does his son respond?
4.Creon criticizes others for stubbornly refusing to change their minds. Why is this ironic?

Answer 1

What are your questions about your assignment?

Answer 2

I wonder. To answer these questions, does one need to actually read the play?
I think it might be a good idea.