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…surfaced. Because of the bad decisions that Creon makes, he loses his wife, son, and his happiness. Antigone feels that Creon disregards the laws of the heavens by ordering it unlawful for anyone to provide a proper burial for her brother, Polyneices…

…the nation that the war was anything but civil. In this war fathers fought sons, brothers fought brothers, and families fought themselves. This no doubt left emotional scars for everyone involved. An example of the emotional impact that the war had left…

…Chingachgook and his brother because they wouldn’t leave his side. With thought of no aid coming and the fleeing of colonial soldiers, Colonel could think about his remaining men and surrender the fort. Fort William Henry was given to the French General…

…, there are lots of emotional tensions and the man has to cope with it skillfully. Also, if there are two brothers, both married and living with their families under the same roof, there is the question of three families getting along – the parents-in-law…

…have to deal with. With the murder of his brother weighing the guilt on his shoulders, Frankenstein know he had to do something. So he went looking for the monster. Upon their meeting each other, the monster confessed that when he found out…

…wrestling is not real, but the doubt is there in his head. Keith Gehshan a wrestling historian and fanatic, has watched wrestling at the age of two with his older brother. He has seen the highs and the lows of the business, it was popular in the eighties…

…when he either says or does something when called that, because he turns all red and usually curses. People are sometimes insulted by a nickname, I know I am. My older brother would call me fatso, and it would bother me because I was a little bit…

…of this sort were probably commonly debated in city-states during the time Sophocles wrote "Antigone". In the play "Antigone", Antigone is faced with an extreme example of this conflict. Her Brother, considered a traitor by the king, has died, and she must decide…

…, and acceptance of her brother by the Gods was very important to her. She felt that “It is against you and me he has made this order. Yes, against me.” Creon’s order was personal to Antigone. His edict invaded her family life as well as the Gods’. An important…

…, and acceptance of her brother by the Gods was very important to her. She felt that “It is against you and me he has made this order. Yes, against me.” Creon’s order was personal to Antigone. His edict invaded her family life as well as the Gods’. An important…