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I don't think the ending was satisfying because none of the characters got their closure. Yes, Antigone buried her brother, but I don't think she should have been punished for it. If I were to extend it, I would have Antigone be saved by the Gods just before she is about to be executed, and then the whole city gets revenge on Creon for his cruel and tyrant ways.

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I don't think it was a good ending because I feel like half of the things that happened could of been avoided. There is a difference between a good ending and a shocking ending. The ending wasn't good but it had a lot of people shocked. It took a turn for the worst and good endings would have people happy or pleased with the way it ended.

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In the end of Antigone wasn't a satisfying ending because everyone died and it wasn't peaceful there was many problem and regrets that went on at the of Antigone. It called Antigone and not Creon because Antigone was the main character it was about her life wanted a family and fighting for family rights when reading it she wanted to bury her brother and Creon tried to stop her from doing that or bad things will happen to her.

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I would say the ending is not satisfying because of the numerous deaths that take place in the stories ending. All deaths that were a response to Creon punishing Antigone. Deaths such as Haemon and Creon's wife , I felt were tragic. I would also say that this story is called "Antigone" and not "Creon" because Antigone can be viewed as the protagonist of the story and in almost every story, the protagonist is included in the title of the story.

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I think it is called Antigone and not Creon because Antigone is the protagonist in the story and plays a bigger role than Creon. Antigone went against Creon leading to a chain of events which led to her death.

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I don’t think the ending was satisfying  because I was hoping Haemon would marry Antigone and start a family like she wanted to, since she thinks that family comes first. I didn't anticipate that everyone would perish save for Creon; I was expecting Creon to be punished or something of the such. What happened to Ismene, and why wasn't she present when Antigone was brought in to be punished, is something else I'd like to know.

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A good extention to the play wouldve been a insight on what life was like after creon was dead. I wonder if the people in the village would celebrate and have a festival and what ismene is doing with her life now and if she visits antigones grave or anything.

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I don´t think this was a satisfying ending because Antigone, her husband Haemon, and Creon´s wife Eurydice all ended up killing themselves. But this also left Creon to be alone, miserable and suffer from his decisions which is the only satisfying part about this story. I think the story is called Antigone and not Creon because she was rebellious, broke the laws and was determined to bury her brother knowing the consequences that could happen to her and her actions were involved in the events that followed after this.

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I don ´ t think the ending was satisfying because I was not very happy with why they all died in the end. Why would they all die in the end? If they didn´t die many other things would've happened. I think its called Antigone and not Creon because Antigone was a character who went against Creon's laws due to her not agreeing with it and this made the story very interesting but Creon would never disagree with the gods laws to get what he wants because all he did was follow the laws even if they were very unfair. This whole story was mostly about Antigone and without her Creon would be a very different person and not change.

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The ending was satisfying, everything that had happen was a lesson for Creon, made him realize everything that he said and had done was wrong. The reason this story is called Antigone, instead of Creon is because this story was more about Antigone, without her none of this would've happened. Creon wouldn't have changed, and learned his lesson. We would extend this by figuring out what would creon now do? will he give up his throne or will he be a better leader.

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I think it is called Antigone instead of Creon because Antigone is still the protagonist of this story even if she died in the end, many stories have protagonists dying. Another reason could be that this is the story of Thebes specifically Characters of royal blood which Creon is not and we know nothing major about Creon except for that he is Jocasta´s Brother.

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i don't think that the ending was satisfying because I was expecting to Haemon would marry Antigone and have a family. I expected Creon to be punished or something like that, but not that everyone would die except Creon. And something I would like to know is what happen to Ismene, why was she not present when Antigone was brought in to be punished.

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I dont think that the ending was satisfying because I was expecting only Creon to suffer but then all of the good characters killed themself. The whole ending gave Romeo and Juliet because I thought that Antigone and Haemon were going to live and get married but instead they killed themselves.

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I think its called Antigone as she's has a major impact the story the most. Starting off with going against Creon,  her sister to get involved. Creon, after taking back and forth, to be buried alive. Now buried alive, she kills herself, Haemon kills himself, Creons wife kill himself. If Antigone didn't rebel or exist then the story would be a lot different. Though all of this suddenly happens, to be left with Creon crying to the gods. But the ending was satisfying as the story  goes on, it's not going to be a happy ending. But what will happen to Creon, will be die and the backstory what led up to him this point.

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The ending was satisfying yet unsatisfying because it was good seeing Creon be punished after him doing all these terrible things. Just like messenger used to think of Creon as his idol but now he thinks of him as a corpse.

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It wasnt a satisfying ending because yes creon did end up suffering the most which is well deserved but antigone and hamen didnt deserve to die because of creons bad choices.

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I think the reason why it’s not called Creon is because Antigone has a more powerful and important role in the main story and she is more admirable due to the sacrifices she made for her family.Also that she did it out of love for her brother and she decided to die knowing that she did what she felt was right in her heart.