... home alone then- (472) instead of being understanding. Connie's father was "away at work most of the time and when he came home, he wanted supper and he read the news at supper and after supper he went to bed- (470). By neglecting her, he did not prepare Connie to be in control of her own fate because she did not ... ...

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... is also largely indistinguishable from his cohorts. Messenger Another typical figure of Greek drama who also appears in Sophocles' Antigone, the Messenger is a pale and solitary boy who bears the news of death. In the prologue, he casts a menacing shadow: as the Chorus notes, he remains apart from the others in his premonition of Haemon's death. Page Creon 's attendant. The Page ... ...

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