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Across 1. blind prophet who warned Creon of the dire consequences of his actions 7. Ismene could be described as a _____________ character because not much is revealed about her character, and what is revealed about her is one personality trait 10. theatre was more than entertainment for Greek audiences; it was also a part of their ____________ 12. the rule of drama that declared all of the action of the play should occur in one location is known as the unity of _____________ 13. the rule of drama that declared all of the action of the play should occur within 24 hours is known as the unity of ________________ 15. Creon's pride is his _________ ______________ and leads to his destruction - he fits this definition because he is a person of high rank who uses his power to violate a divine law 16. essay in which the rules for drama were presented 19. brother of Antigone who died fighting for the state 20. individuals in literary works; in dramas, these individuals perform the play 21. open aired stone structures in which Greeks performed their plays; some of these famous structures have survived the test of time and still exist! 22. playwright who penned the Oedipus trilogy and the play studied by this class 23. wife of Creon 26. Greek dramatist who added a second actor to his dramas in the early 5th century BC 32. father of Antigone and her siblings 34. Antigone could be described as a ___________ character because she does not display a change of heart throughout the play 36. the word most often used to refer to people who play characters in plays (as well as in films and on television) 37. the leader of the Greek chorus 38. Sophocles is the Greek dramatist who changed Greek drama even further by first adding a ________ actor to the stage, then by quickly adding even more characters to his dramas 39. rule that states action of play would follow one plot line was unity of ______________ 40. this play was categorized a Greek __________________ because of the downfall suffered by a main character that in turn has serious consequences on the other main characters of the play

Down 2. a part of the script of a play that actors do not say aloud but rather use to tell them where to move, what props to use, how to deliver their lines, etc.; this part of the script is usually set apart from actors' lines by parentheses 3. a character who provides a stron contrast to another character, usually the main character, is called a ___________ 4. group of people not allowed to act on the Greek stage 5. group of people allowed to perform on Greek stages 6. Creon is the _______________ in this play because he opposes the central character of this play 8. named after one of the famous Greek playwrights, actors today are still also known as ___________ 9. introduced the use of a single actor apart from the Greek chorus in 534 BC 11. created rules for drama that were followed for nearly 2000 years 12. brother of Antigone who died fighting against the state 14. the rule of drama that declared the plot of a play should be simple and follow one story line, with no subplots, so as not to distract from the main story line is known as the unity of _______________ 17. the leader of the Greek chorus 18. sister of Antigone 24. theatre began as a chorus that danced and sang hymns to _______________, the Greek god of wine, in 6th century BC festivals 25. a story written to be performed by actors in front of an audience 26. protagonist who bravely bured her brother even though the King had declared anyone who did this would be executed 27. the rules for drama were referred to as the _____________ unities 28. used by Greek playwrights to provide the narration their dramas 29. worn by Greek actors on stage 30. the point in this play where Creon learns that his son and wife are both dead as a direct result of his own hubris would be called the _______________ of the play (the point of greatest emotional intensity) 31. son of Creon, fiance of Antigone 33. Creon becomes an example of a ___________ character because he does have a change of heart near the end of the play 35. Ismene could be described as a _______________ character because the story not only revelas that she loves her uncle the king and wishes to obey his law, and the she fears death, it also reveals that after thought she is able to change her mind and stand up for what she believes is the right thing to do, even though it will cost her her life