This woman's son Maeon was killed when he came to his home city to play in  funeral games.
This woman's son Maeon was killed when he came to his home city to play in  funeral games. An alternate legend concerning this woman describes how she  was hidden by her fiance among shepherds but she was recognized because of  the sparti  birthmark by her father-in-law. That legend ends with the suicide of  this woman after she collaborates with Argia in a certain activity. The more  traditional story concerning this woman describes her love for Haemon and  contrasts her with her sister Ismene. For 10 points, name this woman defies  Creon's orders to bury her brother Polynices, the namesake of a Sophocles  drama.
This woman's son Maeon was killed when he came to his home city to play in  funeral games.
Antigone