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Antigone Literary Techniques (Imagery :frame_with_picture: (Nautical …

- - - - Stasimon I
        that great wonder crossing the heaving gray sea,
        driven on by the blasts of winter
        on through breakers crashing left and right, holds his steady course
    - - Opening
        Ismene: What's the matter? Trouble, clearly ...
        you sound so dark, so grim.
        Antigone: Fear not for me. Steer straight your own fate. (97)
      - Antigone, Ismene & Creon
        Ismene:
        But now you face such dangers . . . I'm not ashamed
        to sail through trouble with you,
  - - - Antigone, Ismene & Creon
        
        Antigone:
        They see it just that way
        but defer to you and keep their tongues in leash (569)
        
        Creon:
        And I've known spirited horses you can break
        with a light bit—proud, rebellious horses
        There's no room for pride, not in a slave
        not with the lord and master standing by
      - Creon's Speech
        
        callous, malicious evil, vampire-like
        
        thirsted to drink his kinsmen's blood and sell the rest to slavery
        
        One of the strongest instances of antipathy for enslavers
      - Creon & Hamon
        
        Don't flatter me with Father — you woman's slave!