Ismenes Indecisiveness in Antigone

Drama antigon is often thought to be a tragedy of Kryon or a tragedy of Antigon, but it is also a tragedy of Antigoron's sister Ismail. In the play, Antigone and Clion claim two different ideals of antigone's moral responsibility to ideal and sacred right, while Crillon claims rule of his kingdom dominated by men and law. Ismene is addicted to the role as a woman. Ignoring her duty to her family, she believes that women should do so it is completely honest and inactive.

In Sophocles' Greek tragedy "Antigone", Antigone learned that King Klien refused to properly serve the murdered multiethnic people, Ismail and Antigone brothers. A funeral. Resentfully, Antigone shared tragic news with Ismail. "No, I have not heard the words" (13). Ismeen reveals her passivity and helplessness according to the instructions of Crillon. Thus, from the beginning, Ismene was described as a traditional "feminization", a helpless woman, Ismene suspected that the wisdom of her sister is to break the law and fill the Polyneices. "Remember, we were females and not born to fight men." (75) Ismane's words are her weakness, feminization in her dimension, personality It clearly shows powerlessness. Antigone complained of her sister's dissatisfaction with her sister's reaction and not participating in his crime and passive attitude, "Do not be afraid of me and prepare my life" (97)

Ised, Oedipus' daughter appeared at the end of King Oedipus and appeared in Antigone Comites and Oedipus within limited bounds. A minor part of Ismene emphasizes the solemnity and courage of her sister. Ismene was afraid that Antigone would help burial Polynices, but when Creon sentenced her to death, he would die next to the Antigone. However, because Antigone did not have the courage to stand up, I did not allow my sister 's marriage.