Haemon and Antigone were supposed to wed. They were in love. Haemon commits suicide over Antigone. Yet, there is very little interaction between the two. I tried to delve slightly into their relationship by writing two scenes in which they interact.

A short story a wrote for school about what happened to Ismene after the death of what was last of her family; her beloved younger sister Antigone. Ismene reflects on what had taken place and faces the decision that will decide her fate.

What if someone had stepped in? What if old memories and purposes were brought back to light? What if he'd suddenly remembered the forgotten? originally a conflict-resolution paper for a class, my teacher said it was good, so I figured: why not post it?

What if Creon brought Haemon back in time to heal his stab wound? How it actually happened and how Creon's mind is broken beyond repair. Insanity is such an ugly word. No slash unfortunately . Char death, violence, insanity, H/I and C/E. past H/A.

Clotho one of the The Fates or the Moirae knows that Antigone, Haemon and the Queen shouldn't be dead but will she be able to convince her sisters of it and get to the Otherworld to bring them back?

"I did nothing to you; spoke no insults, expressed no enmity. I worshipped you as did everyone else. And yet you punish me." Ismene fights to understand the past and her future.

Beyond the bounds of death, Antigone looks back on her life and questions how strong she was in making her choice. I used a couple of quotes from the play, and I made it sound dramatic...

It's a short poem that almost sums up some major themes of Antigone through only a few lines. I know it's not the best, but I was itching to write this. I hope you like it!

The guard's perspective of the events that occurred in Sophecles play Antigone.

A look in drama form at the main character of Sophocles' Antigone.