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Charley, Ava, and Kate P. Antigone is imprisoned like Phineas' wife. She is blinded by her stubborn nature and refuses to ask Creon for mercy because she believes that she is right. This acceptance will lead to the inevitable tragedy in both stories.

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Charley, Ava, and Kate P. Antigone is imprisoned like Phineas' wife. She is blinded by her stubborn nature and refuses to ask Creon for mercy because she believes that she is right. This acceptance will lead to the inevitable tragedy in both stories.

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As King Lycurgus was punished for his anger and pride, this foreshadows Creon's eventual punishment for his anger towards Antigone. King Lycurgus didn't worship the gods an Creon went against the rules of the gods.

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Creon relates to King Phineas because they both go against family to do what they think is right. Phineas imprisoned his wife and Creon sentences Antigone to death. They are both blind to the the love and faithfulness families are supposed to upkeep.

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Creon has hubris, or excessive pride, which causes him to go against the gods. This is foreshadowing Creon's fall because of his temper and headstrong ways. He mocks/questions the power of the gods, and this will cause his downfall. It also mentions the sisters of the Muses, which foreshadows him not being able to get back in good graces with the gods after he offends them. This suggests that Creon tries to correct his ways, but the gods do not care

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Kaiser Stentiford, Haley Schnebelen, Rachel Saunders, Isabella Peer

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Kaiser Stentiford, Haley Schnebelen, Rachel Saunders, Isabella Peer

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Danae being locked in a cell with no sunlight is similar to Antigone being locked in a chamber underground. Destiny is inevitable for both Danae and Antigone. They could not control the actions of the gods. Both of the kings are paranoid about being overthrown.

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Gianna Lavastida, Angelina Rispone, Anna Alleman, Ava Hoffman

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Gianna Lavastida, Angelina Rispone, Anna Alleman, Ava Hoffman

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In Danae's story, she was locked in a cell with no light just like Antigone is going to be imprisoned in a cave alone. When Zeus pours love on Danae, this may foreshadow the gods respecting Antigone for burying her brother.