English, 13.03.2022 03:40 zayt

How does Antigone as the archetype of a tragic heroine support the theme that "divine law is higher than mortal law”? She sacrifices herself for her beliefs.
She openly admits her guilt to Creon.
She is more superstitious about burials.
She is physically stronger than most women..

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