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Antigone and A Golden Age - Coggle Diagram
Antigone and A Golden Age
Oppression of people due to conflicting beliefs
A Golden Age
Conflicting ethnic values
Antigone
Values of family, religion, greater good.
A display of how some consider family as sharing morals and beliefs -
"and be rightly hated by the dead as well."
shunned in a cave
"last of this royal bloodline"
Gender- female resistance
How the dead may influence the decisions of the living.
Rehana and Antigone
Rehana is more flexible and accommodating to the living than Antigone, and the cause may be how Rehana still has people living that she cares for, while Antigone with her
non-balanced
spirit does not have any sympathy for the living.
Aman discloses the adverse effects of an oppressive state forcing another to conform to its beliefs. This is akin to Sophocles revealing the suffocating and tyrannic nature of a one-man rule, particularly through his character of Creon.
Symbols
Antigone
Tomb
Bird imagery
Sea imagery (nautical)
Money
Eagle
Sleeping dragon
A Golden Age
Wild flower
sky
Poem
Bestializing of Sabeer
Last name - Haqq
Duty to state vs family vs community
Patronising of youth
A Golden Age: "Impressionable youth"
Maya- the words that come out of her mouth