What evidence supports the idea that Antigone represents a tragic heroine? Check all that apply. She is similar to Ismene. She is cast out from society. She bravely defends her values. She loves and cares for her father. She breaks rules in the name of good. She sacrifices herself to right a wrong.

Antigone is considered a tragic heroine because she defends her values, even if she has to break the rules to do good. Even so, she is heavily punished, being expelled from society, but even so she sacrifices herself to fix the mistakes made.

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Antigone is a character in a Greek tale who suffers dire consequences for disobeying the king's orders to promote her family's good and do what she believes is right.

In Antigone's story, we can see that:

The king forbids Antigone's dead brother to be properly buried.
That's because her brother was killed as a traitor.
The king claims that whoever bury Antigone's brother will be punished by death.
However, Antigone doesn't think it's right for her brother to have such a cruel fate after he's dead.
She believes that regardless of what he has done, he is her family and must be buried with respect.
For this reason she buries her brother and is terribly punished.

With that, we can conclude that Antigone is a tragic heroine, because she is heavily punished, even with heroic and kind acts.

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