Thursday, December 6, 2018

Antigone: Day 1

Play Reading: Begin reading Antigone by Sophocles. Sign up for a role on the role sheet. Let's read the introduction and then begin the play itself. As we read, please take notes/analyze the play using Aristotle's 20 points. Note key words/concepts. Complete your play analysis (see Google Classroom for details) the class after we finish reading the play (most likely Thursday, Dec. 13).

HOMEWORK: None. Please bring your scripts back with you to next class.
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