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In Antigоne, Sоphоcles guаrаntees our sympаthy with Antigone and her conviction is vindicated by the play's ending. However, in real-life, when two parties are both certain of their "rightness" and where each party maintains justified, yet antithetical, positions, it can be extraordinarily difficult to determine what is true or just. Provide 2-3 sentences for each question: 1. At any point in the play, did you question Antigone's judgment? If so, why? Which arguments against Antigone as offered by Creon or Ismene did you find the most persuasive and why? 2. Describe a time in your own life when you have been challenged to make the "right" or "moral" decision, and you struggled to know if your decision was correct or not. 3. Greek tragedies were meant to produce catharsis in their audience. What emotions did you experience at the very end of the play and what lessons does Creon's fate teach you?