This character is the protagonist of a work where the chorus sings "none is more wonderful than man" in their "Ode to Man.
This character is the protagonist of a work where the chorus sings "none is more wonderful than man" in their "Ode to Man." Her lover spits in his father's face before impaling himself on a sword and embracing her hanged corpse one last time. The work this character titles takes place after the defeat of the Argives and the deaths of Eteocles and his companions. This step-daughter of Eurydice agrees to marry Haemon but is imprisoned for attempting to give funeral rites to a man who helped attack Thebes. For 10 points, name this woman who defied King Creon's decree by burying her brother Polyneices, a daughter of Oedipus and protagonist of a Sophocles play.
This character is the protagonist of a work where the chorus sings "none is more wonderful than man" in their "Ode to Man.
Antigone