constructed responses, which are typically one paragraph in length. R: Restate the question as your topic sentence. A: Answer the question. C: Cite evidence to prove your answer. E: Explain how your evidence proves your answer. S: Summarize your overall answer and
R: Restate the question as your topic
sentence.
Why does Antigone condemning her uncle Creon
contradict loyalty to family? Simple and direct-Dont over think it In the tragedy of Antigone, the tragic hero, Antigone, contradicts the notion of loyalty to her family by condemning her uncle Creon.
A: Answer the question.
Why does Antigone condemning her uncle Creon contradict loyalty to family? (KNOW WHAT THE QUESTION IS ASKING) Condemning-express complete disproval of Contradict- deny the truth of (a statement), especially by asserting the opposite. Loyalty-a strong feeling of support or allegiance. This act of condemnation clearly shows that she does not support her Uncles decisions and believes that her choices are more important than his vision for the family.
C: Cite evidence to prove your
answer. In my answer I stated that Antigone clearly thinks that her decision are more important than the decrees of her uncle Creon Prove It! Ismene listen to me! What are you afraid of? Uncle Creons decree? Citations straight from the text Antigone is so confident in her judgement she exclaims to her sister, Ismene listen to me! What are you afraid of? Uncle Creons decree? (Sophocles 125).
E: Explain how your evidence proves
your answer. Concise and Direct This statement by Antigone creates a paradox in her actions. She is claiming to be loyal to her family but is behaving in a disobedient manner to her uncle's decree.
S: Summarize your overall answer
and restate the question to provide closure. Wrap it up Antigones action undoubtedly show that she is not loyal to her family.
Put it all together
Antigone contradicts the notion of loyalty to her family by
R condemning her uncle Creon. This act of condemnation
A clearly shows that she does not support her Uncles
decisions and believes that her choices are more
C important than his vision for the family. Antigone is so confident in her judgement she exclaims to her sister, Ismene listen to me! What are you afraid of? Uncle E Creons decree? (Sophocles 125). This statement by Antigone creates a paradox in her actions. She is claiming S to be loyal to her family but is behaving in a disobedient manner to her uncle's decree. Antigones action undoubtedly show that she is not loyal to her family.