A character in this play compares ruling a government to piloting a ship through a storm.
A character in this play compares ruling a government to piloting a ship through a storm. A sentry in this play recounts seeing the title character perform a rite involving drops of wine after a dust storm had settled, leading to the title character's arrest for breaking an edict. A death in this play is announced after it is revealed that the protagonist's lover Hamon has also committed suicide. The title character's siblings include Eteocles and Ismene, and this play is set after the events of Oedipus at Colonus. Creon's anger at the burial of Polynices leads him to sentence the title character in this play. For 10 points, name this Sophocles work about a daughter of Oedipus.
A character in this play compares ruling a government to piloting a ship through a storm.
Antigone