Prompt: In the paragraph response, you will examine a chosen character—Antigone or Creon from the Greek tragedy Antigone—to analyze one or more of this character’s essential traits. Use evidence from the play to demonstrate the character’s essential traits. Your evidence may come from the character’s actions, thoughts, feelings, motivations, interactions, conflicts, or experiences. Directions: Writing a Character Analysis Paragraph
You will write a character analysis paragraph about Antigone or Creon from Antigone by brainstorming ideas, creating an organizer, writing an analysis paragraph, revising and editing the paragraph, and submitting your completed analysis paragraph to your teacher.

Brainstorm
Begin by reviewing Parts 1–5 of the drama Antigone, thinking about the character—Antigone or Creon—you are going to write about. Make a list of possible character traits this character possesses, and then select one or more traits you think the character demonstrates consistently throughout the play. As you are selecting traits, also consider which traits impact the character and the story in some way.

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