Write a 10 page essay on Dramatic Literature and Theater Art.The present research has identified that Antigone narrates the story of the main character, Antigone, who is the daughter of Oedipus, and h

Write a 10 page essay on Dramatic Literature and Theater Art.

The present research has identified that Antigone narrates the story of the main character, Antigone, who is the daughter of Oedipus, and her struggle to properly bury her brother against the ruling of Creon, her uncle and the new King of Thebes. It is a narrative of the clashes the law of the gods or what is referred to as the ‘unwritten law’ against the laws of humanity. In the story, the literary style of tragedy is emphasized by the sequence of the events from order to chaos. The two main characters in the story were the tragic heroine Antigone and realistic but worn out ruler Creon. Both Antigone and Creon mostly played important roles in the story. however, the former was the character who initiated important changes in the kingdom through her firmness towards the attainment of personal desire. A quite unusual feature of the play is Antigone herself because of her inherent complex character. She seems to shift directions constantly throughout the play and there is nothing in the play wherein you would know exactly what she will do next for the reason that she is extremely unpredictable. In the play “Everyman”, after being called upon by Death to the presence of his master to make a calculation of the life which was loaned to him, Everyman looks for advice and camaraderie for the perilous journey. Several gave their pledge to accompany him but merely a handful fulfilled their promises. Later on, he learns to decide rightly what genuinely matters to the wellbeing of the soul confronting death, although not without quite an amount of misery that ironically normally generates laughter from viewers. The theme of a man called upon by death was an everyday topic throughout the fifteenth century. Recurrent warfare, the spread of deadly diseases such as bubonic and pneumonic plague, death from starvation, and sins made death a common and normal public experience.