Antigone Stories

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.

A tragic and introspective monologue from the Prince of Thebes, who confronts his father Creon's pride and tyranny. Torn between duty, love, and justice, he grapples with despair, the moral decay of his city, and the helplessness of watching Antigone face her fate, revealing the devastating consequences of unchecked power.

Antigone D'Ignoti: a girl who just wanted to get through one school year without a catastrophe. Perseus Jackson: a boy who knows he can't get through one school year without a catastrophe. They meet. They fight cheerleaders. They run away together. All-in-all, this is just the beginning of any high school friendship right? Takes Place during The Battle of the Labyrinth and The Last Olympian. Disclaimer: I do not own Percy Jackson, Camp Half-Blood, or any of the Riordanverse. It is all the property of Rick Riordan and Disney. I only own Antigone D'Ignoti, her dialogue, and separate storyline. Author's Note: Although the characters follow the book descriptions, this is not the place to express any displeasure (or worse) with the casting of the new Disney+ Show. While we haven't seen it yet, I have every faith that it will be amazing and those children are adorable. That is all! Much love!

One of the many themes of Antigone is gender and family, and their effect on society and each other.

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

"I am son of the cursed man Son of walking death Son of tragedy and blood and I shall lie with those who share my veins." Larry Stylinson AU drama/play (fanfiction).

Includes poems about Mr. So-and-so, metaphorical baseball, a pinch of Clermont, and a sprinkle of Antigone.

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.

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.

a happy ending to the play oedipus :Antigone. i just couldn't bear haemon and antigone dying.

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.

My own sequel of the story of Antigone.

The moment Haemon finds Antigone written in cinematic poetry style. Based off Sophocles' play, "Antigone".

Memes and talks made by me, about all the things I'm currently into: - Antigone ' Epic : The musical - Greek mythology Hamilton Hadestown Les miserables Magnificent century Romanovs Sailor Moon AOT ATLA Kuroshitsuji ( Black Butler) Oshi no Ko Miraculous ladybug Disney movies in general ( especially the old ones) And much more I'll be more than happy to see you share my work with others, if you like it, but PLEASE do not claim it yours if you decide to publish it somewhere! Thank you and enjoy 😊

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.

Full play of Antigone

An Original Adaptation of the tragedy by Sophocles. A Devoted Sister, Defiant Princess. Cursed. Loved. Feared. Adored.

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?