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Resembles Antigone's family betrayal. Like King Phineus, Creon imprisons Antigone who was his niece. King Phineus betrayed his sons by letting his wife blind his sons of his divorce. Creon betrayed Antigone by sentencing her to death.

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First of all, the story compares Danae's room to Antigone's grave. Additionally, the story says that Danae was locked away by her father because there was a prophecy that her child would kill him. Similarly, Oedipus was sentenced to die by his father because of a prophecy that Oedipus would kill him.

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King Lycurgus relates to Antigone because both of their prides lead to their deaths. King Lycurgus did not want to worship Dionysus just like how Antigone doesn't want to follow the laws Creon has placed upon them.

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King Phineus is like Creon because he imprisons a family member, and encourages violent behavior among others. Also, his first wife's revenge is foreshadowing for Antigone's revenge.

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Danae's story relates to Antigone as an allusion of her being buried alive. Antigone will be buried alive by Creon because he feels threated just as Danae's father imprisoned Danae because she held a threat to his life. When Danae's fate still prevails by the will of the gods which could be foreshadowing for Antigone's story and the possible plot twist.

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Much like king Lycurgus's mockery and pride towards the king led him to be driven mad, Antigone's pride and mockery leads to her demise at the kings hand.