In one play named after this character, another character is offered a gold ring to write down a short letter as dictated by this title character.
In one play named after this character, another character is offered a gold ring to write down a short letter as dictated by this title character. In a more famous play involving this character, that character tells another that "my bent is fixed… not for hatred, but for love" after being brought in by guards, and, later on, this character tells a relative that "I do not love a friend who loves in words." This character says this since her sister Ismene had refused to help her defy Creon's orders, yet this character still attempted to bury her brother, which eventually leads to her hanging herself, as well as the suicides of Eurydice and Haemon. Also the title character of a play be Jean Annouilh, for ten points, identify this sister of Polynices and Eteocles, the title character of the last play of Sophocles's Oedipus trilogy?
In one play named after this character, another character is offered a gold ring to write down a short letter as dictated by this title character.
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