Antigone Stories

So this isn't the part where it's revealed that Carson and I had an affair. Or that I loved him. Or that he was my secret best friend or long-lost brother. All Carson Harris was to me was some boy who went to my school who I would probably never ever see again after college But, evidently, Carson Harris knew me. Knew me well enough to write my name out before he died. Or, should I say, before Carson Harris got murdered.

In my English class, we were reading the play "Antigone". After finishing the book, I had a few ideas about a poem, so I wrote about the play. For those of you that haven't read "Antigone", not all of the symbolism might make sense, but I hope you still enjoy it.

When her brothers Eteocles and Polyneices are killed in a battle for the kingship, her uncle Creon, the new ruler, allows one to be buried, while the other is condemned to the battlefield. If anyone buried him, they went against the king. Antigone couldn't let this go. Nothing good could come of this.

Before the play begins, I would like to present a dilemma. Let's say someone is accused of committing a crime, but the accused fully believes what they did was right. While on trial, should one plead guilty to doing wrong and risk validating the law? Or should one plead innocent at the risk of invalidating their own suffering? Remi isn't too sure, but she can damn well act as if she knew. An adaptation of the Greek Tragedy, "Antigone," made by Sophocles, written as if it were being acted out by UnOrdinary characters. All credits go to Uru-chan for making the characters and universe of UnOrdinary.

Creon's fate is shown before him. The future of his family is out before him. But he doesn't care. He only cares about the prophet standing too close for comfort...

So basically, in my English class we had to write a fanfic on Antigone. I thought it was kinda funny (but also kinda stupid), so why not publish it?

Are you sure what you remember is real? Enes is a university student living in a dormitory where nothing feels stable-not time, not memory, not even his own thoughts. At first, it's just a voice. A single word in the dark: "Look." Then instructions. Then contradictions. Then silence. As his connection with Sıla deepens, the boundaries between what happened, what was recorded, and what was imagined begin to collapse. Conversations don't match. Timelines shift. Even his own notebook begins to disagree with him. But the most dangerous question isn't whether the voice is real. It's whether Enes ever needed it to be. Because sometimes the mind doesn't lose reality. It builds one. A psychological thriller about memory, perception, and the fragile architecture of truth.

Hello! this was something i had to write for my english class. the story is based off of a greek tragedy called "Antigone" and the story takes place 5 years after the events of the play take place HUGE TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️ MENTIONS OF SUICIDE, SELF HARM, BLOOD, ALCOHOL, ETC

Essay Subject: Antigone clashes with the conventional male dominated power in her society. The male embodies the values of the society and state. Discuss This is an essay I did earlier this semester for Drama class. The subject was given to us by our Doctor of course. Hope you enjoy :)

In a world torn by war, five friends are bound by love and loyalty. When tragedy strikes, choices must be made between family, friendship, and the rules of a cruel world. "The Shadow of War" is a modern retelling of a timeless struggle-where courage, sacrifice, and forbidden devotion determine who survives and who is lost to history.

Flash Fiction. As the threat of invasion builds in 1940, efforts are made to save the National Gallery's collection. In 1916, a soldier near Mametz decides to walk home. A young girl wishes to bury the body of her dead brother. The case against Lady Alice Lisle unfolds.

Antigone Rex is the eldest daughter of King Oedipus and Queen Jocasta of Thebes. Pronunciation: Antigone (AN-TEA-GO-KNEE) Oedipus (ED-EH-POO-SS) Jocasta (YO-COST-A) Merope (MARE-RO-PEE) Ismene (IS-MAY-NAY) Polynices (POL-UH-NAHY-SEEZ) Eteocles (IH-TEE-UH-KLEEZ) *DISCLAIMER* This is only loosely based off the play Oedipus Rex and Antigone by Sophocles. The story was originally written to be a Supernatural fan fiction, but the idea was voided within the first three paragraphs of Chapter 1. Positive feedback and criticism is welcome. "Off White Intentions" is a work-in-progress. Enjoy!

"We Were Gone" is a modern retelling of Sophocles' drama "Antigone" set in a posh prep school in Bel Air. The heroine Antigone is now a high school junior named Annie who takes the administration of Thebes Academy head-on when her two older brothers get into a fight at school. When one brother is expelled but the other is not, Annie decides she must stand up and speak out. Like its forebear, "We Were Gone" is a coming-of-age story of rebellious youth, family conflict, and civil disobedience.

Voici un texte argumenté sur la conception du bonheur d'Antigone en la comparant avec la mienne

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