- Line 1223 - Free will vs fate ; reversal of better choices didn't effect the his fate
- Line 1026 - Creon fate
- Line 626 - Antigone free will
- Line 59 - starts at free will and then into fate
- Line 932 - changes mind between if it fate or free will
- Line 1011 - deciding its fate
- Line 482 - accepted fate
- Line 232 - had the choice to choose their fate
- Line 124 - wanting to reverse fate
- Line 1132 - shows that reversal is an option to make it better
- Line 962 - blind free will, bad choices make them walk into unfortunate fate
- Line 695 - If you disobey the gods, they are going to mess with your fate
- Line 701 - Creon says that no one will be able to stop him
- Line 1124 - Creon swears to the gods he will not bury a traitor
- Line 1133 - Creon has the free will to change his ways, but he is too stubborn to do what may be right in accordance with the gods
- Line 1166 - Creon denies the role of the gods and fate
- Line 499 - Antigone knows that the gods will determine your fate, no matter what you do
- Line 433 - Antigone was fated to be found from her choice of free will
- Line 543 - Discusses Antigone's stubborn free will, Creon denies the gods' role in his life once again
- Fate gives you a choice of free will, but whatever decision you make will affect your fate
- Line 1449 - Creon calls on the gods', initially denied their role in his life, but now he is calling on their fate
- Line 826 - Haemon foreshadowing Creon's desertion, aka his fate
Friday, October 23, 2015
Antigone theme: Discuss the balance between free will and fate.
Discuss the balance between free will and fate. To what extent do people control their own destinies? Why does this matter?
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