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Scene 2 and 4 CcDW options Choose One of the prompts. You may do both for extra credit if you wish. Be sure you mark which one is extra credit.

Scene 2 In Scene 2 Ismene tries share in Antigone’s punishment for burying her brother. Antigone will not let Ismene take any of the punishment. What is Antigone’s motive for not letting her sister share in the punishment? Is it compassion to save her sister’s life or is Antigone being hubris and wants all the glory/honor for herself? Three CITED INTRODUCED DATA TAG your claim

Scene 4 In Scene 4, Antigone is locked in a cave to die for her crimes. Up until this point, Antigone meets the requirements for a Tragic Hero. Yet she isn’t the Tragic Hero of Antigone. Explain why she isn’t. Tragic hero elements to examine Down fall is partially his/her fault. They made an irreversible error in judgment. Has an “a-ha” moment of what they did wrong. Invokes sympathy from the audience Three CITED INTRODUCED DATA ( two for the elements she meets and one for the element she doesn’t meets. TAG your claim