In Antigone by Sophocles, Antigone is aware of the deadly consequences of burying her brother Polyneices against the king’s order. Yet she goes forward with it anyway because she can’t bear to let her brother's corpse rot and serve as food for scavenging birds. What theme of the play does her action reflect?
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Answer: Civil Law versus Morality
Antigone's decision to bury his brother even against the King's order supported the theme of civil law versus morality. Antigone dared to disobey the King's order in order to save the memories of her brother for further humiliation and degradation.
Antigone's decision to bury his brother even against the King's order supported the theme of civil law versus morality. Antigone dared to disobey the King's order in order to save the memories of her brother for further humiliation and degradation.
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The decision made by Antigone with respect to burying his brother even after the rules of the King and order passed off by him. He supported the civil war theme with the morality.
He disobeyed his king and show courage to stand up for what he believed is right just to save his brothers from degradation and humiliation.
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