The chorus of this play says, "what a remarkable piece of work is man."
The chorus of this play says, "what a remarkable piece of work is man." After a dust storm that blinds them has passed, guards in this work discover the title character's crime. In this play, the protagonist's lover, Haemon, tries to stab the king but misses and falls on his own sword after the protagonist hangs herself. Creon had earlier decided to seal the title character in a cave because she ignored her sister Ismene's warnings and tried to give their brother Polyneices a proper burial. For 10 points, name this third of Sophocles' Theban plays, whose title character is a daughter of Oedipus.
The chorus of this play says, "what a remarkable piece of work is man."
Antigone