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The main idea is that it shows how much power Antigone has over Creon because she's not scared of him. 

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The main idea is that it shows how much power Antigone has over Creon because she's not scared of him. 

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"And mortal man , in his one day's dusk/ Trembles before your glory." (Sophocles Ode 3, 7-8)

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The main idea of the message of Ode 3 is how love can conquer and overcome anything, and how you will face fears for love.

"As here you have made bright anger/ Strike between father and son-- And none has conquered but Love."

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Ode 3's main idea is that no one can escape the powers of love and that love is undefeatable to the point of ruining people.
"Love, unconquerable/Waster of rich men, keeper" (Sophocles Ode 3, 1-2)

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Humanity is bound together by different kinds of love. The romantic pull between Antigone and the other guy who's name I forgot gets in the way of the relationship between Creon and his son(though this one isn't composed of much love)

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Family feuds change the family dynamic.

"As here you have made bright anger
Strike between father and son." (Sophocles Ode 3, 11-12)

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Theme: Love conquers all and can not be escaped.

Quote: "Even the pure immortals cannot escape you/ And mortal man, in his one day's dusk, Trembles before your glory" (Sophocles Ode 3, 6-8)

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Love is more powerful than anything and you cant get rid of it.
"And none has concurred but Love!" (Sophocles Ode 3, 13).

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Love conqueres all and it is impossible to avoid, causing people to act with their hearts instead of their head.

"Even the pure immortals cannot escape you/ And mortal man, in his day's dusk/  Trembles before your glory (Sophocles Ode 3, 6-8).

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Love is very powerful
"Even the pure immortals cannot escape you, / And mortal man, in his one day's dusk, / Trembles before your glory." (Sophocles Ode 3, 6-8)

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Love follows everyone around, wanted or not.
"Even the pure immortals cannot escape you," (Sophocles Ode 3, 6)

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Love destroys relationships
"And none has conquered but Love!"(Sophocles Ode 3, 13)

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"even the pure immortals cannot escape you" (Sophocles Ode 3, 6)

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Love overpowers all

"Even the pure immortals cannot escape you,/ and mortal man, in his one day's dusk,/ trembles before your glory." (Sophocles Ode 3, 6-8)

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The main idea is women have power over men when in love
"Surely you swerve upon ruin / the just man's consenting heart" (Sophocles Ode 3, 9-10)

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The main idea of Ode 3 is that love is stronger than anything else.

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The main idea of Ode 3 is that love is stronger than anything else.

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"Strike between father and son -/ and none has conquered but Love!" (Sophocles Ode 3, 12-13).

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Stubborn love convinces people to behave irrationally.
"Love unconquerable/ waster of rich men.../None has conquered but Love" (Sophocles Ode 3, 1-2, 13)

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The love a man has for a woman can make him do things he normally wouldn't.
"A girl's glance working the will of heaven: / Pleasure to hers alone who mocks us." (Sophocles Ode 3, 14-15)

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Antigone's courage threatens Creon and his power.
"And mortal man, in his one day's dusk,/ Trembles before your glory." (Sophocles Ode 3, 6-7)

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This ode is about how a mans love for a woman is extremely powerful, which is what leads Haemon to fight with his father.
"Strike between father and son-/ And none had conquered but Love" (Sophocles Ode 3, 12-13).

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The main idea is that love has the power to ruin people and people's relationships with others.
"As here you have made bright anger Strike between father and son- And none has conquered but Love!" (Sophocles Ode 3, 11-13)

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Even good fortune can turn into bad fortune - such as fortunes of love and fate.

"And none has conquered but love! / A girl's glance working the will of heaven: / pleasure to her alone who mocks us, / merciless Aphrodite." (Sophocles Ode 3, 13, 14, 15, 16)

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Love empowers people to follow their hearts and act rashly.

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Love empowers people to follow their hearts and act rashly.

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"As here you have made bright anger / Strike between father and son-- / And none has conquered but Love!" (Sophocles Ode 3, 11-13)