 Man is "deinon" in the sense that he is the terrible, violent one, and also in the sense that he uses violence against the overpowering.Man is twice "deinon".In a series of lectures in 1942, "Hölderlin’s Hymn, The Ister", Heidegger goes further in interpreting this play, and considers that Antigone takes on the destiny she has been given, but does not follow a path that is opposed to that of the humankind described in the choral ode.