Talk:Antigone (Anouilh play)
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Isn't it oversimplifying a bit to say that Antigone represents the heroic resistance, and Creon the villainous collaborators? Creon is portrayed rather sympathetically, I think, perhaps more so than in Sophocles' original. And Antigone is arguably a whiny brat. The Germans let it be staged for a reason - it's arguably pro-collaboration, I think, if we are to take the metaphors in that manner. john k 17:57, 17 August 2006 (UTC)
i agree - ellis shale
Mate Stop messing around no one cares!!!! - The guy sitting next to ellis Shale
Alexander Christie has a small Phallys!!!! hehe nice ONE !!! peace out I love Anouilh!!!-the girl Alexander Chrstie fancies at the mo
by the way that girl is blatently still Spain. gags.
