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... the Princess Antigone brought before him. The sentry told Creon that she was the one that disobey the edict. The sentry explains that he saw Antigone last night crying, poring wine, and trying to rebury the body of Polyneices. Creon then asks Antigone if the charges that the sentry accused her of are true and she admits to it all. Creon ... ...
... rules of her gods, which were that any dead body must be given a proper burial, with libatations. This would prevent the soul from being lost between worlds forever, along with wine as an offering to the gods (page 518- side note). Nor could Antigone let Creon's edicts go against her morals (lines 392-394). She chooses to share her love, not ... ...
... slippers and slips, rouge and perfumes, negligees and décolletage..."" (19). Lysistrata ran into several obstacles. First having to convince to women to attempt the plan, with the assistance of wine, but also as the days went by women began to try to sneak back to their men. Lysistrata and the women got physical with the men. There were scenes when ... ...
... of her gods, which were that any dead body must be given a proper burial, with some limitations. This would prevent the soul from being lost between worlds forever, along with wine as an offering to the gods. However, Antigone could not let King Creon's decrees go against her morals. She chooses to share her love, not her hate. She couldn't bare ... ...
