Antigone and Ismene

The tragic hero of Antigone and Ismene is usually very sociable and has a tragic flaw. Antigon is a tragic heroine, there is a big conflict between her virtue and arrogance, and civil disobedience has the courage to detect "criminal leadership". The incestuous product, her presence is shameful, but perhaps this is why Antigone is anxious for justice.

The character of Antigone and Ismail's two sisters, Antigone and Ismene, are different from each other because the tempered steel is made from cotton balls. One is hard and resistant, the other is flexible, absorbent and soft. Antigon was a woman who was originally successful in the 1990s, she was very liberated, feminine, and Ismane was like a woman who relied more on style in the 1950s. Antigone is a free spirit, a provocative individual, Ismail is content to know.

At the beginning of Antigone, we saw a contrasting character between Antigone and her sister Isemen. Izmen's negative attitude towards participating in the brothers' funeral is a story of her obedience, authority and obedience to people. Ismene told Antigone, "Do not forget that we are females, we were not born to fight men" (Sophocles 655). Ismene is regarded as a suitable model for an ancient Greek woman and the difference between her personality and antigone highlights the type of role Antigone describes.

In Antigone, we met Ismene and Antigone, and two different women provided different views on how women should behave. Ismene traces the banned path and thinks that women should obey men. Anti-tone can act on his own conscience, even though it is contrary to what men want her to do. These women interacted with our behavior and we first saw feminism through Antigon's behavior. We were the first feminist at Antigone. Sophocles started using this strong woman to talk about patriarchism and the role of women in society. Antigone and Ismene are juxtaposed to show different viewpoints for women. Antigone considers that if you think that the order is unfair, you should not violate that person's order. Ismene believes that men should be responsible and should be afraid to challenge her position in society. Antigon is willing to die for what she thinks is right and by doing so her power becomes obvious