Wave Watcher by Craig Alan Johnson and the play Antigone by Jean Anouilh

Death is a very subtle theme for most people. It is certain that the details of discussions including death include several topics discussed in this comparative article. People die for various reasons, such as glory reasons or timidity. Regardless of who dies, if they leave, the result is nearly the same. If someone dies, my beloved people will cry and suffer and may even make miserable things. Lewis is a young talented boy and has a different perspective in the world, but he is also disabled because of health problems.

Jean Anouilh's play "Antigone" is a tragedy that was influenced by Greek mythology and original drama. Antigone is thought to be written around 441 BC. Greek tragedy, Sophocles. The original version was written in Greek, and Jean Anoil's Antigone was first played in French on February 6, 1944. Jean Anouilh's Antigone was written at the peak of Nazi occupation in Paris. The police owner Tigone is said to be a metaphor of the French people's fight at the time.

Jean Anouilh 's Antigone also made arguments based on existentialism. This is a tragedy inspired by Greek mythology, the same name of the 5th century BC (Antigone, Sophocles). In English, it is pronounced for Ante-GounN in original French format. This is different from its predecessor. This theater was originally performed in Paris on 6th February 1944 and was played during the Nazi occupation in Paris. According to the Nazi censorship system, this play was deliberately ambiguous in refusing the acceptance (represented by Antigone) and accepting it (represented by Kryon). The similarities are derived by French resistance movement and Nazi occupation. Antigone's refusal to live is desperate and meaningless, but he certainly did not choose noble death. The key to the play is long conversation about power, destiny, and the nature of choice. Meanwhile, Antigone said "... disgusting ... monotonous promise of happiness." .