What is Antigone's cathartic moment? and two quotes to prove it ​

While the journey ends poorly for the characters in Sophocles' play Antigone, the audience feels a release that causes a spiritual or moral renewal of the self. This process, which Aristotle called catharsis, was said to be the value of the tragic arts

as I bound her myself, myself will free her. I am afraid it may be best, in the end / of life, to have kept the old accepted laws” (1179-1182). In this quote he says his intention has changed, he no longer wants to have Antigone locked up, nor does he want to kill her.

Explanation:

on apex:

removing american indians from the south is for their own good.