Antigone And Pilate Dead

Sophocles 'Antigone and Tony Morrison' s Pilates have similar features. With a strong and strange family feeling, we generally ignore the courage to face legislation and death. However, comparing Antigon and Pilate, we can not ignore the inner dynamics of these women. Antigone was afraid of God 's power and anger, and Pilate was only concerned about the loss of his father' s dead ghost. Families are an important part of these two stories. The first line of Antigone clearly shows that kinship relationship is very important for Antigone. "I love you, Ismail, my own sister in the blood", Ismail is the blood sister. Even when solving problems, the fact is very important.

Antigone is the daughter and sister of Oedipus. Now that Oedipus and his brothers have died, Antigone and her sister Isman are surviving members of the Labudak family. Antigone is seen as a woman, even though it means to ignore those who enact legislation, she will do what she thinks is right. I think she is willing to sacrifice everything, including her own life, to carry out her faith. Ismene and Antigone are contrasting figures. We are confident that Antigone can decide how to act according to the presented environment. She insists that if the order feels unfair, she should be free to violate that person's order. When Ismene heard what Antigone is planning, she got panicked. Ismene is afraid to violate someone who has expectations from her. She thinks that if men are stronger than women they should get power. Ismene told Antigone, "Women were not born to fight men."

Antigon began with the death of Eotecles and polynix, and the brothers were Antigon and Ismane. Because Polynesian troops withdrew, both of them died. Kryon, Antigone's Uncle, and Thebes King decided that he would fill Eteocles, and anyone who tried to properly bury Polynices would be killed. Kryon believes that anyone trying to defeat Thebes like Benis should not have an appropriate funeral. They are her brothers and Antigone strongly oppose this as she wants both to be properly buried. After trying to persuade her sister Ismene to help her fill up her Polynices, Antigone decided to bur him. At the end of the first part, Klein knew that someone did not obey him. An angry Kryon sent him a sentry to find him and use him as a perpetrator. The proud theme is very important in this subject and promotes many actions among characters