Describe Antigone with at least three adjectives of your own. How much do you sympathize with her?

Using questions 1-4 from “Thinking about the Text” (864-865) to respond to Antigone. You can answer each question separately, or you can write the response as one paragraph. Include at least one quotation/specific scene to support each of your answers.1. Describe Antigone with at least three adjectives of your own. How much do you sympathize with her? Do you consider her morally superior to Creon? Identify specific things that influence your view of her. Do your feelings about her shift during the course of the play? If so, when and how?2. Do you feel any sympathy for Creon? For Ismene? Explain your reasoning. What values seem to be in conflict as Antigone argues with each?3. Where, if anywhere, do you see the chorus as expressing wisdom? Where, if anywhere, do the members of the chorus strike you as imperfect people?4. A few critics claim that Antigone doesn’t really change or grow in the traditional way Greek heroes do. They believe she rather stubbornly sticks to her position from beginning to end, suggesting that growth or compromise would have been better.