The Relationship Between Antigone and Ismene: Antigone by Sophocles

In Anthone in Sophocles, the tension between Antigone and Ismail is tied with thin lines. Antigone's father was banished and died. Her brothers became king, and Polinen deceived them and joined the criminal. Etochur and Polyner are fighting and they are all dead. Kryon became king, gave the soldiers burial to Etocles, Polynieces left the carnage. Antigone asked Ismene to help her, Ismene said yes and Antigone did it by himself. Kryon said that Antigone was dead, she committed suicide and Hemon (a fellow of Kryon's son / Antigone) killed himself.

King Klien correctly refused and killed multi-ethnic people, Islam's main and Antigone's brother Funeral with Greek tragedy of Sophocles "Antigone" at Antigone. Antigone was outraged by this and shared traged news with Ismail. "No, I do not hear the word" (13) .Ismene According to Cleon's law, she reveals passive and helpless. Since the beginning Ismene has been described as traditional "feminine", a helpless woman is suspected that her sister Ismene's wisdom breaks the law and fills the Pneumatic Case, she has a law When we break it we doubt their wisdom to fill the polyethylene case "Remember that we are rather women than men born to fight." (75) Ismene clearly shows again Her own size, feminine, helpless with letters and helplessness. , The response to her sister said that her sister is involved in her crime, her passive not being blame, satisfied antigone, said: "To help organize my life Do not be afraid of '(97)

At the beginning of Antigone, there was a contrasting personality between Antigone and her sister Ismene. Ismene hates to participate in brothers' funeral and shows authority and obedience and obedience to men. Ismene told Antigone "We remember being a woman, we were not born to fight men" (Sophocles 655). Ismene is considered an appropriate model for ancient Greek women, the difference between her personality and antigone highlights the type of role Antigone describes.

Antigone met the first feminist. Using this powerful woman, Sophoclu discussed the patriarchal and women's role in society. Antigone and Ismene are juxtaposed and show various perspectives on women. Antigon believes that if one believes that order is unfair, he must be free to violate his command. Ismene believes that men are responsible and may challenge her position in society. Antigone intends to die for what she thinks is right and her power is obvious by doing so