The Greek tragedy of Oedipus' daughter - Stephen Esposito
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DownloadThe gods watched as Oedipus’ daughter, Antigone,
stole out of the palace in Thebes the morning after a devastating battle.
Antigone was on a dangerous mission to do what she felt was right,
though it meant risking her life.
Oedipus had been king of Thebes, and his exile sent the city into chaos.
His younger son, Eteocles, claimed power for himself
and sought to banish his older brother Polyneices.
The two incited a bitter war, and both brothers fell at the city gates.
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A city is a large and important town where many people live and work closely together. It typically has a complex system of transport, housing, and sanitation, and serves as a hub for business and culture.
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"The sister is important."
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