🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📜 *Introduction to the Characters* - Introduces characters: Antigone, Ismene, Creon, Haman, Eurydice, Tiresias, and others. - Antigone informs Ismene about a proclamation made by Creon regarding the burial of their brothers. - Antigone reveals Creon's edict that one brother will be honored with burial, while the other will be left unburied for scavengers. 04:46 💔 *Antigone's Resolve* - Antigone implores Ismene to help her bury their dishonored brother despite Creon's edict. - Ismene hesitates and advises against defying Creon's law, fearing the consequences. - Antigone decides to bury her brother alone, embracing the risk of death for an honorable cause. 09:32 🏛️ *Creon's Decree and Leadership* - Creon addresses the elders, emphasizing his commitment to the state over personal connections. - Introduces Creon's decree: honoring the loyal brother, Polynices left unburied as punishment. - Creon declares severe consequences for those who disobey the edict, emphasizing his firm leadership. 13:10 🕵️ *Guard's Report* - A guard reports to Creon about the mysterious burial of Polynices. - The guard describes finding the body properly buried with no signs of disturbance. - Creon suspects bribery and vows severe punishment if the culprit is not found. 18:56 😳 *Creon's Accusation* - Antigone is brought before Creon as the culprit caught in the act of burying her brother. - Creon accuses her of defying the law and warns her of the consequences. - Antigone confesses to the deed, expressing her willingness to face the consequences. 22:22 ⚖️ *Creon's Judgment* - Creon questions the guard to confirm Antigone's guilt. - The guard provides details of Antigone's actions and her arrest. - Creon decides to punish not only Antigone but also anyone involved in the burial, demanding the perpetrator's identification. 24:53 🏛️ *Antigone Defends Breaking the Law* - Antigone defends breaking the law imposed by Creon. - She argues that the laws preventing the burial of her brother were not divine and should be defied. - Antigone asserts her willingness to accept death for burying her brother, considering it a gain in her misery-filled life. 27:19 🤨 *Creon Condemns Antigone and Ismene* - Creon accuses Antigone and Ismene of being arch conspirators of equal guilt. - He emphasizes his authority and declares that both Antigone and Ismene will face the utmost penalty. - Creon refuses to show leniency, stating that the laws must be upheld, even if it means punishing his own family. 29:16 😢 *Ismene Pleads to Share Antigone's Fate* - Ismene pleads to share Antigone's fate, admitting her participation in the burial plan. - Antigone rejects Ismene's claim, emphasizing that Ismene refused to be part of the plan initially. - Ismene expresses her love and willingness to die alongside her sister, but Antigone insists on facing the consequences alone. 34:43 🚨 *Creon's Decree for Antigone's Punishment* - Creon decides that only Antigone, among the sisters, will face death by being entombed in a remote place. - He justifies this punishment to avoid the taint of homicide on the state and invokes the king of death for assistance. - Creon remains resolute, dismissing any objections and asserting his authority over matters of life and death. 42:12 😠 *Haman's Anger Towards Creon* - Haman expresses his anger towards Creon for being inflexible and unreasonable. - He warns Creon about the discontent among the people, who sympathize with Antigone's noble deeds. - Haman advises Creon to reconsider his decision, emphasizing the importance of listening to wise counsel. 46:13 💔 *Antigone's Lament and Resignation* - Antigone laments her fate, expressing sorrow for the cursed lineage of her family. - She anticipates joining her deceased family members in the afterlife. - Despite her despair, Antigone remains defiant and resigned to her impending death. 49:41 📜 *Antigone's Defense* - Antigone justifies her actions based on the law of conscience. - She argues that, unlike marrying again after a husband's death, she cannot replace her dead brother, as both her parents are now dead. - Antigone expresses her piety and willingness to accept the consequences, hoping the gods will teach her if she has erred. 53:45 🗣️ *Tiresias' Prophecy* - Tiresias warns Creon of dire consequences due to the gods' displeasure. - He speaks of signs and omens, such as the unburnt flesh in sacrifices and birds' unusual behavior, indicating divine anger. - Tiresias predicts that Creon will suffer for leaving Oedipus unburied and denying Antigone's burial. 01:02:11 🙏 *Chorus's Prayer to Dionysus* - The chorus calls upon Dionysus, the god of Thebes, seeking divine intervention and help for the city plagued by misfortune. - They express their need for assistance, acknowledging Dionysus as the savior and protector of Thebes. - The hymn seeks relief from the suffering the city is enduring. 01:05:16 📰 *Messenger's Report* - The messenger recounts the tragic events: the deaths of Haemon and Eurydice. - Haemon's attempted attack on Creon, his suicide, and Eurydice's subsequent suicide. - The unfolding of these events adds to the mounting woes of the royal house. 01:12:22 😔 *Creon's Lament and Resolution* - Creon laments his role in the tragic events and takes responsibility for the deaths of his son and wife. - He acknowledges the curses placed upon him by the dead and expresses a desire to end his life. - Creon's final lines emphasize the moral lesson that those responsible must address the consequences. 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Honestly the story seems pretty interesting; it's just the old english that makes it hard to swallow. And that ridiculous sound effect if you're listening to this audi version. That voice really ruins it. The rest of the voice acting wasn't half bad ( Creon wasn't great but the two sisters was pretty good).
Ill be honest here, im from Poland and i cant understand Polish version of Antigone, but English one, very well. It just shows me how damn hard my langurage is.
It’s 2022 and I’m answering wtf happened in these plays 😴 u can’t tell me the government isn’t trying to keep us behind wtf is this doing for me or my bloodline 😒 or even for anybody in 2022 give it up.
They tell you who reads what at the beginning so you can here their voices and recognize which character is speaking because it would be very obnoxious to read out loud each character's name before their lines.
Well i skipped this and went to a version where i could see the actors. Had to read for college english, not reading this nonsense lol, just watched it and wrote the silly paper and passed. I learned if you write like a liberal, the professor automatically passes you. " I felt it tingling my deepest innards with its sensitive yet thunderous undertone. Also I just shaved my legs. " = pass.
okay so umm do you know how many middle schoolers are having to use this and don't understand who is who without that so yea maybe you need to think about that
Апельсиновая грудь .................................. Любуясь твоей апельсиновой грудью, что парно уложена в тесный корсет, творю равномерные формы прелюдий, колдую и сам же хмелею в ответ. .Так лаком обзор и живо наслажденье в пикантном моменте сего рандеву! Желаю с тобой совершить я сплетенье, как Тосна впадает в живую Неву. .Вбираю все славности, виды, прикрасы без лишних условностей, робости, дум, как будто бы пью я шампанское с газом, коктейльные краски и их череду. .Чаруюсь портретом и станом красивым, какие ещё не знакомы и в новь. Хочу поместить в твою влажную диву свою отвердело-сырую любовь.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 📜 *Introduction to the Characters*
- Introduces characters: Antigone, Ismene, Creon, Haman, Eurydice, Tiresias, and others.
- Antigone informs Ismene about a proclamation made by Creon regarding the burial of their brothers.
- Antigone reveals Creon's edict that one brother will be honored with burial, while the other will be left unburied for scavengers.
04:46 💔 *Antigone's Resolve*
- Antigone implores Ismene to help her bury their dishonored brother despite Creon's edict.
- Ismene hesitates and advises against defying Creon's law, fearing the consequences.
- Antigone decides to bury her brother alone, embracing the risk of death for an honorable cause.
09:32 🏛️ *Creon's Decree and Leadership*
- Creon addresses the elders, emphasizing his commitment to the state over personal connections.
- Introduces Creon's decree: honoring the loyal brother, Polynices left unburied as punishment.
- Creon declares severe consequences for those who disobey the edict, emphasizing his firm leadership.
13:10 🕵️ *Guard's Report*
- A guard reports to Creon about the mysterious burial of Polynices.
- The guard describes finding the body properly buried with no signs of disturbance.
- Creon suspects bribery and vows severe punishment if the culprit is not found.
18:56 😳 *Creon's Accusation*
- Antigone is brought before Creon as the culprit caught in the act of burying her brother.
- Creon accuses her of defying the law and warns her of the consequences.
- Antigone confesses to the deed, expressing her willingness to face the consequences.
22:22 ⚖️ *Creon's Judgment*
- Creon questions the guard to confirm Antigone's guilt.
- The guard provides details of Antigone's actions and her arrest.
- Creon decides to punish not only Antigone but also anyone involved in the burial, demanding the perpetrator's identification.
24:53 🏛️ *Antigone Defends Breaking the Law*
- Antigone defends breaking the law imposed by Creon.
- She argues that the laws preventing the burial of her brother were not divine and should be defied.
- Antigone asserts her willingness to accept death for burying her brother, considering it a gain in her misery-filled life.
27:19 🤨 *Creon Condemns Antigone and Ismene*
- Creon accuses Antigone and Ismene of being arch conspirators of equal guilt.
- He emphasizes his authority and declares that both Antigone and Ismene will face the utmost penalty.
- Creon refuses to show leniency, stating that the laws must be upheld, even if it means punishing his own family.
29:16 😢 *Ismene Pleads to Share Antigone's Fate*
- Ismene pleads to share Antigone's fate, admitting her participation in the burial plan.
- Antigone rejects Ismene's claim, emphasizing that Ismene refused to be part of the plan initially.
- Ismene expresses her love and willingness to die alongside her sister, but Antigone insists on facing the consequences alone.
34:43 🚨 *Creon's Decree for Antigone's Punishment*
- Creon decides that only Antigone, among the sisters, will face death by being entombed in a remote place.
- He justifies this punishment to avoid the taint of homicide on the state and invokes the king of death for assistance.
- Creon remains resolute, dismissing any objections and asserting his authority over matters of life and death.
42:12 😠 *Haman's Anger Towards Creon*
- Haman expresses his anger towards Creon for being inflexible and unreasonable.
- He warns Creon about the discontent among the people, who sympathize with Antigone's noble deeds.
- Haman advises Creon to reconsider his decision, emphasizing the importance of listening to wise counsel.
46:13 💔 *Antigone's Lament and Resignation*
- Antigone laments her fate, expressing sorrow for the cursed lineage of her family.
- She anticipates joining her deceased family members in the afterlife.
- Despite her despair, Antigone remains defiant and resigned to her impending death.
49:41 📜 *Antigone's Defense*
- Antigone justifies her actions based on the law of conscience.
- She argues that, unlike marrying again after a husband's death, she cannot replace her dead brother, as both her parents are now dead.
- Antigone expresses her piety and willingness to accept the consequences, hoping the gods will teach her if she has erred.
53:45 🗣️ *Tiresias' Prophecy*
- Tiresias warns Creon of dire consequences due to the gods' displeasure.
- He speaks of signs and omens, such as the unburnt flesh in sacrifices and birds' unusual behavior, indicating divine anger.
- Tiresias predicts that Creon will suffer for leaving Oedipus unburied and denying Antigone's burial.
01:02:11 🙏 *Chorus's Prayer to Dionysus*
- The chorus calls upon Dionysus, the god of Thebes, seeking divine intervention and help for the city plagued by misfortune.
- They express their need for assistance, acknowledging Dionysus as the savior and protector of Thebes.
- The hymn seeks relief from the suffering the city is enduring.
01:05:16 📰 *Messenger's Report*
- The messenger recounts the tragic events: the deaths of Haemon and Eurydice.
- Haemon's attempted attack on Creon, his suicide, and Eurydice's subsequent suicide.
- The unfolding of these events adds to the mounting woes of the royal house.
01:12:22 😔 *Creon's Lament and Resolution*
- Creon laments his role in the tragic events and takes responsibility for the deaths of his son and wife.
- He acknowledges the curses placed upon him by the dead and expresses a desire to end his life.
- Creon's final lines emphasize the moral lesson that those responsible must address the consequences.
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Holy shit I love you.
Why tf do I have to write an argumentative essay on this
Well, did it turn out great?
Honestly the story seems pretty interesting; it's just the old english that makes it hard to swallow. And that ridiculous sound effect if you're listening to this audi version. That voice really ruins it. The rest of the voice acting wasn't half bad ( Creon wasn't great but the two sisters was pretty good).
because your professor hates you.
I do too!!
me right NOW
Bro what’s up with the Swedish Robot it’s so hard to listen to
Yeah it absolutely ruined it.
And the console of thebes is so important
Lmao every liverbox for Greek classics does this to the fates or the chorus or the muse character
i have to write an ESSAY on this
The robotic chorus is awful. Can't understand any of it.
I was surprised the audiobook was an hour, the book really isn't that long
Yes... Incredibly fair... This painting truly does her description justice
Starts at 1:09
I'm leaving this for all the other AIM academy students of the future that have to read, and write about this hello from the past
Ill be honest here, im from Poland and i cant understand Polish version of Antigone, but English one, very well. It just shows me how damn hard my langurage is.
same but with lithuanian
Jesus Christ the sovereign God loves you my friends :" )
@@Glockxy Jesus Christ the sovereign God loves you
Its a bad translation. Even this one uses very archaic language and terms
literally me ;_;
midterms are coming up and i need to know some information for my test while i study for all my other subjects English vocab as well
Hello
Yeah same I need to write a review of this book so here I am
9:47
Sorry, dropping a bookmark
So I called this ANTI GONE.
I wish there was an audio book for my person who translated it. This has been my problem with my translation of Oedipus too. So frustrating.
Who voiced the robot??
Some nordic guy Larsh Lorander who plays messenger and a high rank role.
"die then and love the dead if you must" haha the bars in the play
Laughed when I heard that shit 😂
Can I get an audiobook of just Teiresias' actor reading Edgar Allen Poe stories in that voice?
I didnt know there were quarians in ancient Greece
Great Book!❤
I cant follow who's what based on their voices alone. there needs to be names on the screen when someone is talking.
Bookmark: 50:00
Part 1 1:06
It’s 2022 and I’m answering wtf happened in these plays 😴 u can’t tell me the government isn’t trying to keep us behind wtf is this doing for me or my bloodline 😒 or even for anybody in 2022 give it up.
Does anyone know who translated this version? I'd like to get a print copy of it.
Francis Storr
@@BRO56002 Thank you so much!
@@sydneyparker7150 No problem and sorry I couldn't have told you sooner lol
25:28 antigone is caught nd confesses
i just wanna know who the robot is
the chorus
Hahaha
Thank God!!!
Bookmark-8:15
34:57 sounds like Michael Cera
LMAO a thank you for this I was listening on 2x and switched it back to hear him
Only people who watched this is for school. It isn't even in English we don't speak like this it's so difficult to try and understand this
Can someone send me a book report on this
sorry just don't mind this its for school 42:18
i understand nothing
- Socrates
who here is not in high school
college
Middle school
The chorus had one too many cigarettes
Does anyone know who's translation this is?
I do
@@neilwiththedeal thank you for your service
bookmark- 1:04:02
Yo what the fuck is the chorus even saying
Why do both Antigone and oedipus have chorus readers with such dumb effects added to it
Where is the scene " Before the place of thebes" ??
Idk but ur out of high school now so thats good.
@@sohyangworld1544 LMAO
Why can't they translate it to modern English?? It's so hard to follow
This is the worst freaking book I’ve ever read
it’s a okay but i agree
Bookmark
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Bookmark 15:00
41:35
I’m in summer school #edmentum :(
bookmark 25:11
I don’t get why I have to read a 2thousand year old book.
Book mark @ 40.
That robots got covid
Why TF I GODDA WRITE AN ESSAY ON TS
Bro I got a test about this
43:30 - bookmark
@Salma Mahdar ya know it! :P
@Salma Mahdar YOOO SAMEE
@Salma Mahdar I'm down xD
25:10
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guys nobody cares who read what, put that crap at the end holy cow.
They tell you who reads what at the beginning so you can here their voices and recognize which character is speaking because it would be very obnoxious to read out loud each character's name before their lines.
Well i skipped this and went to a version where i could see the actors. Had to read for college english, not reading this nonsense lol, just watched it and wrote the silly paper and passed. I learned if you write like a liberal, the professor automatically passes you. " I felt it tingling my deepest innards with its sensitive yet thunderous undertone. Also I just shaved my legs. " = pass.
Joshua Hults rude?
okay so umm do you know how many middle schoolers are having to use this and don't understand who is who without that so yea maybe you need to think about that
Lol you stupid fuck you need to know character names and the voices they're matched with.
1:15
Bookmark/ 34:25
Wtf
I didnt know they had autotune robot voices in ancient greece
Апельсиновая грудь
..................................
Любуясь твоей апельсиновой грудью,
что парно уложена в тесный корсет,
творю равномерные формы прелюдий,
колдую и сам же хмелею в ответ.
.Так лаком обзор и живо наслажденье
в пикантном моменте сего рандеву!
Желаю с тобой совершить я сплетенье,
как Тосна впадает в живую Неву.
.Вбираю все славности, виды, прикрасы
без лишних условностей, робости, дум,
как будто бы пью я шампанское с газом,
коктейльные краски и их череду.
.Чаруюсь портретом и станом красивым,
какие ещё не знакомы и в новь.
Хочу поместить в твою влажную диву
свою отвердело-сырую любовь.
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