Antigone Scene 1

[@lukewhitsell942]

I don't go to your school or anything but I wanted to say this audio of the book makes it easier for me to follow along on the pages of the pdf file my teacher at my school put on her website for us, so thank you.

[@mswhitewoodruffhigh]

I am so glad you could use this, too! You are most welcome :)

[@elxrrrr]

I'm not a student of yours in your high school but the way you read so clearly makes everything sound 10 times better, I work so much I don't have time after school to read so I can just put my phone up and listen to you while I work. It's a life SAVER.

[@mswhitewoodruffhigh]

I am sincerely SO glad I can help!

[@kayarose7518]

i’m not a student of yours, but these audios have been insanely helpful. thank you so much.

[@mswhitewoodruffhigh]

I'm so happy to hear that! Glad to help!

[@oliver-is-da-bestt965]

Thank you so much for this

[@mswhitewoodruffhigh]

There is a typo in the very minimal text here. Around the five minute mark, the text changes to say Antigone - Scene 2. However, the audio is entirely Scene 1. *Scene 2 is on a separate video.

[@iExamineLife]

which translation please? thanks :)

[@ashlinawilliams4696]

This was helpful since I go to in person school and we’re doing a play and I got the role of Antigone so I wanted to learn more about it

[@mswhitewoodruffhigh]

Awesome! Break a leg!

[@ashlinawilliams4696]

Thank you I really think I did well with auditions since they picked me so I have confidence it will be a success

[@Cathhhbb]

this was so helpful! thank you sooo much! :)))

[@bonbita4313]

For Ode 1, who is the chorus talking about??

[@mswhitewoodruffhigh]

The result of the war of Seven Against Thebes - when Polyneices goes against his brother Eteocles in an attempt to claim the throne. They're Antigone's brothers.