PPT-Antigone Scene 3 Vocabulary

Diviner n Person who uses special powers to predict future events Somehow the diviner failed to foresee her own misfortunes Deference n Humble submission and respect He addressed his grandmother with deference. . English 10. You need your literature book today.. Warm-Up. The . Oompa. . Loompas. are similar to the ________ in . Antigone. because:. Video. Grammar: Fixing Comma Splices. Grammar Girl. Comma Splices. November 16. Unit 4 Reading Guide. Title and Pages. Author. Conflict. Format.  . Lather and Nothing Else. Page. 44-49.  . Hernando Tellez. Must. we act to stop injustice no matter the cost?. Objectives:. Interpret a quotation that relates to . Antigone. Support your ideas with details and examples. Textbook distribution. Organize into groups based on the quotation you wrote your response to. (An-Ti-. Gah. -nee). Sophocles and Greek Tragedy. Tragedy in general. Involves downfall of hero, usually ending with his/her destruction or death (called?). Intense emotion/horrible truth that leads to release or . Antigone . By Sophocles. Antigone. Daughter of Oedipus, sister of . Ismene. , niece of Creon, . fiance. of . Haemon. Defies Creon’s order that no citizen of Thebes can give . Polynices. ’ body a proper burial, under penalty of death. And there are a few ……. They are …. Dilemma. Hamartia. Peripeteia. . and . anagnorisis. Hubris. Nemesis. Catharsis. Who is the protagonist?. Dilemma. Noun. A . predicament. in which a difficult choice has to be made . When you finish, write a one paragraph reflection describing how you feel your first writer’s workshop went. Tell what you learned and how you will improve on your next rhetorical analysis. . How might his statement, “A man should never be too sure of anything” apply to Creon? . Remember to draw a line under Journal entry #3 and label today’s entry as “. Journal . entry . 4”. : . Anne’s father tells her to remember, “There are no walls; there are no bolts, no locks that anyone can put on your mind.” Respond to this quote…. “I am no man”. Image from cover, Casey . Dué. . The Captive Women’s Lament in Greek Tragedy. Agenda. Adventures in Critical Thinking. Creon’s Counselors…. Recap and Update. Play and Its “Ideological Horizons” . “I am no man”. Image from cover, Casey . Dué. . The Captive Women’s Lament in Greek Tragedy. Agenda. Adventures in Critical Thinking. Creon’s Counselors…. Recap and Update. Play and Its “Ideological Horizons” . Samos rebellion, 440-39 BC. Yet, the punishment resembles . apotympanismos. , crucifixion on a plank, which Athenians afflicted upon citizens guilty of . henous. crimes. By all appearances, Pericles treated the . :. c.496 BC - c.406 . BC. born in . Colonus. north-west . of . Athens. always . held in high . regard. (see . Oedipus . Coloneus. ). family . = . wealthy. most productive era =. under PERICLES. statesman. Review . for the Test. You will be separated into two teams.. Team . Eteocles. &. Team . Polyneices. The winner will receive a special treat! . Fill out your study guide and turn it in with your test for . Review for the Test. You will be separated into two teams.. Team . Eteocles. &. Team . Polyneices. Question 1. What did the chorus do in Greek theater?. a. sing and chant. b. sum up the action after every scene.