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Danae's story relates to Antigone because their situations are very similar; both Antigone and Danae are of royal descent, and both are being locked away. Danae's story also relates back to Oedipus by mentioning destiny and fate. Oedipus was destined to kill his father like how Danae's child was destined to kill their grandfather.

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The story of King Phineus relates to Creon and Antigone as King P. allows his wife to blind his children from his previous marriage. This speaks metaphorically to Creon's blindness, as he is unable to see the error of his ways. King P's previous wife, whom he encages, is similar to Antigone, as both are imprisoned against their will, regardless of their status or their actions.

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Antigone is being sealed up in a stone prison for not following Creon's rules just like King Lycurgus is being put in stone for not worshiping the Gods. Creon is portrayed as too prideful, as was King Lycurgus. In the ode King Lycurgus punished for being too prideful which could be a foreshadowing of how Creon will have a similar fate as Antigone.

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-both stories contain plot points of family cursing family and betrayal (Oedipus cursed Antigone and King Phineus cursed his family)
-lines like 'in a brazen cell' 'sealed up' 'imprisoned' and 'to build a tomb like yours for all her joy' all relate to how in both stories women were imprisoned by people they were meant to trust (Antigone imprisoned Creon, and King Phineus's first wife)

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King Lycurgus was punished for not obeying the gods, and due to foreshadowing, we think Creon will be punished for opposing Antigone's actions under the gods' will.

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The story of Danae revolves around destiny and death. This relates to Antigone's life because her Father cursed her family by marrying his mother, so Antigone's destiny was out of her control because of the destiny bestowed upon her family by her father.