ENES 140 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Parkdale High School, Polynices, Lol

• School: University of Maryland
• Department: Engineering Science
• Course: ENES 140
• Professor: Grant Mc Kenzie

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114128798: among the memorable moments of the pay, one of the most gripping was watching. Tiresias communicate with the gods, looking into creon"s future. It was evident that this caused physical pain to tiresias and the actor did an entertaining job of communicating that pain. He made a bold statement forbidding polynices to be have a proper burial, and when he found out antigone was the one to bury her brother, he upheld his lawl before considerations of what was objectively good or evil. In the mind of creon, the most important values are obedience to your ruler, and conformity to the law. Antigone expressed femininity as a theme in the story. If i hadn"t seen this it would have been very confusing during the scenes with creon and antigone, i would have though that creon travelled with two advisers.