She is sealed in a cave for a crime that her sister Ismene refused to help her commit.
When told to try to "understand", this character erupts into a long speech about every time in her childhood when she was asked to "understand." In one scene, this character caresses the cheek of an old woman whom she calls a "red apple" and whom she has upsets by jokingly claiming to have wandered out of bed to meet a lover. This character recalls a paper flower that her brother gave her from a nightclub he went to, which she looked upon before performing a deed with a toy (*) shovel. This character names a play containing a chorus beginning "Wonders are many, and none is more wonderful than man". Haemon kills himself out of love for this character, whose story Jean Anouilh updated in an allegory about Vichy France. She is sealed in a cave for a crime that her sister Ismene refused to help her commit. Burying her brother Polynices incurs the wrath of Creon upon, for 10 points, what title character of the last play in Sophocles' Oedipus trilogy?
When told to try to "understand", this character erupts into a long speech about every time in her childhood when she was asked to "understand."
Antigone