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| Honored brother of Antigone |
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| Stubborn daughter of Oedipus |
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| Orders body cast out for scavengers |
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| Performs burial rights over brother |
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| Lays a curse upon her husband |
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| god of wine and fertility |
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| an old story, rooted in a particular society that explains a mystery |
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| erious treatment sof religious and mythical quetions and sad endings. |
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| Oediups defreated the ______ by answering a riddle. |
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| In Greek times, all actors were ____. |
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| In Athens, celebrations of Greek Drama were held in outdoor _______ |
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| Haimon compares the state to a ______. |
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| The fact that Teiresias is bling yet has a greater vision than those who can see is ___________ |
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