Stone-Cold-Death-Vault

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Stone-Cold-Death Vault is a symbolic title given to the deadly tomb that Creon condemns Antigone to after her defiance of the state's will in Sophocles's "Antigone." The term, coined by Defond, is one of many now called "Defondisms" that are changing today's prospective on ancient Greek Dramas (-FPS News).^{[dubious – discuss]} Not only is the symbolism between the relationship between the State and the Individual prominent in such a classic, but it also opens doors to philosophical questions through out the globe (- International Association for Greek Drama).^{[citation needed]} Such work is comemorated by prominent scholarly figures, (Miley) making Defond's simplistic, yet complex interpretation of life timeless (-FPS News).^{[citation needed]}