Friday, December 6, 2013

Task Three: Home Defense

In Max Brooks's article entitled The Zombie Survival Guide, he stats that ways that you can do to prepare your house for a zombie apocalypse.The author supports his claim by telling us ways we can modify our homes to be more indestructible. He says not to buy anything like making your home tornado proof because it's to expensive so if you want one to buy one already built because it's cheaper. The author next proceeds to show what weapons to get for portability and stationary. He has all sorts of weapons for just a single person. Finally the author stats that having the right equipment will help you live longer through a zombie apocalypse until there is a cure or a camp where people can go to be safe. He says,"Common household items are clothing and toilet paper."

Thursday, December 5, 2013

Literary Analysis: Lord of the Flies (Extra Credit)

Jesus Dulay
12/5/13
Block 3

Lord of the Flies

1. Lord of the Flies is a non-fiction novel that tells a story about a group of little kids that get stranded on a deserted island. The main characters in the story are Ralph, Jack, Simon, Piggy, Rodger, Sam and Eric, and the Lord of the Flies. Ralph finds a conch when walking on the island. Ralph blows the conch to lead people in his direction to see who else is on the island. Then the group picked who would be in charge of what. Ralph became leader, Jack became hunter, and Sam and Eric are the scouters. When living on the island for quiet some time they learn how to be a civilized group with helping on the food, fire, hygiene, and survival. Over the time the group has lost people from the group and is separating. Simon has his own little spot that he likes to go. Simons’ spot is where there is shade and fruit and he enjoys it. Simon goes for a walk at night and the littleluns think he is the suppose “beast” so they have a meeting for that. Simon has an encounter with the Lord of the Flies and have a vision with the Lord of the Flies. When the group has their separation they become less civilized and are not using the conch anymore. Their fate of getting saved has died after their fire goes out and a ship passes by. Once Jack’s group has Ralph alone and no one on his side they go hunting for him. Ralph has to run from the other boys and he encounters the Lord of the Flies and he does damage to it and takes the stick for protection. The group sets the island on fire in order to get Ralph out of a cave but the fire got way out of hand. Ralph was running to the ocean and then trips and there standing in front of him was a officer that was there to save him and the rest of the group.

2. The author writes this novel because of his experience in World War II. During this whole story there are lessons that show the aging of things. The book is about people who learn the way of life.

3. The book felt really realistic because it shows the way humans would react when strafed alone with a group and have to live on their own. At the same time it seems not realistic because how could people be so disastrous.


4. The authors tone is realistic because it has back up information that can be used in real life situations. The way they go from civilized to not civilized is how people turn into when they are alone.

Literature Analysis #2

Jesus Dulay
12/5/13
Block 3

Invisible
1. First off let me tell you about the main character Dougie Hanson. Dougie is someone who is shy and won’t do things so basically an outsider. He has a best friend and which happens to be his only friend and his name is Andy Morrow. Andy was the complete opposite of Dougie. Andy is Athletic, popular, and an outgoing person yet him and Dougie have things to talk about. They talk about everything even if they only talk at night through their windows since they live next door to each other. The one thing they will never talk about or even bring up would be the thing that happened at the Tuttle Place three years ago. Dougie and Andy have a very close friendship even when Andy isn’t there for Doughie most of the time. Andy makes Dougie stalk this girl named Melissa Haverman and making a bomb threat via telephone. When Dougie's psychologist finds out that he hasn’t been going to his sessions. Dougie has to remember what happened at the Tuttle Place and says that Andy is no longer alive because of fire they accidentally set to the house. In the end, he sets his prized possession on fire which is his railroad miniature town without knowing he was going to be caught in the fire and having to go to the hospital. Andy visits him at the hospital but then leaves and says he’ll be back. However, it is unsure if Dougie is alive or dead since he is at the Madham Burn Unit. He says that the hospital smells like burning plastic. Dougie wants to find his grandfather and see if he’s mad about the railroad town. Dougie did not die from the fire he was just hospitalized.

2. The author wrote this novel about a 17 year old boy and him dealing with his inner demons. Going just based off of the name of the novel what would you think it was about. Invisible it seems like it would be about a person who is an outsider and doesn’t have any friends. Well the main character of this book is just like that but he does have one friend which is also his best friend. The novel is really about a teenager and his friend accidentally setting a house on fire and then coming back to one of them and harming him.

3. I chose this book because the name Invisible it’s so mysterious and I like stuff like that. The thing that caught my eye was the name as said previously and the front cover. People say don’t judge a book by it’s cover but I did and it turned out great. The book was a good book and I enjoyed it. What kept me reading was probably because it’s telling a story about someone’s life and I enjoy hearing about someone’s life.

4. I did find this book realistic because it’s true teenage boys want to have an adventure and they are reckless. Them going to an a banded house sounds like something I would want to do. The part of them accidentally setting the house on fire doesn’t sound like me because I take precautions and try to be as safe as I can. 


5. The tone of this book would have to be dramatic because it has scenarios that are over the top. Things like this can happen in real life but to stay safe just be very cautious but still have fun.

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Task Two: Know Your Zombies

In Angela Watercutter's pamphlet entitled How to Survive the Zombie Apocalypse Using Science, she states that there is a way to survive a zombie apocalypse if you follow the rules she suggests. The author supports her claim by naming objects that people can use to protect themselves and gives a list of things to know about the zombies. The author next proceeds to show that there are people in the field of neuroscience that have put time into learning about how a zombie brain would function and how their abilities would be compared to a normal human. When they were studying the zombie brain off of movies such as 28 Days Later, Shaun of the Dead, and The Return of the Living Dead they figured out that a zombie has slow movement, short term memory loss, immune to pain, easily distracted, and won't know the difference if you started mimicking them. Finally, the author stats a quote from Verstynen which said, "This entire endeavor is partly an academic 'what if' exercise for us and partly a tongue-in-cheek critique of the methods of our profession of cognitive neuroscience." This means that since they have a profession in cognitive neuroscience they had the knowledge to make what they said facts because of their knowledge and everything the state has real abilities for example how they are immune to pain people can actually have that ability. They also include a visual of a normal brain and has the pinpoint were the function is located.

Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Task One: Survival Basics

In Ali S. Khan's article entitled Preparedness 101: Zombie Apocalypse, he instructs on how to survive a zombie outbreak. The author supports his claim by stating steps to do when an outbreak or a natural disaster happens for example water, food, and a first aid kit just to name a few. The author next proceeds to show that there are organizations that are prepared for a disaster such as a zombie outbreak. These organizations have a plan ready and will have a camp for people that haven't got taken by the zombies. Knowing that we have an organization that is ready to help when the time comes is more comforting than knowing we don't have a plan. Finally, the author continues to state that the CDC is ready for any disaster to come, even ones we don't know that we would have to ready for, the CDC has the plan and we are going to need their help one day. He says that if the there is a zombie outbreak, "When zombies are hungry they won't stop until they get food." The CDC searches for the infection, virus, and the toxins so that once they find out it will be easier to find a way to create a cure. Khan's purpose is to inform us on procedures that we have to know when either a natural or abnormal disaster in order to keep alive and stay healthy is to follow these steps that he gives so we can live longer and be prepared for any disaster.

Monday, November 18, 2013

“Cry of the Hunters” Dialectical Journal (Chapter 12)

Jesus Dulay
11/18/13
Block 3
“Cry of the Hunters” Dialectical Journal (Chapter 12)
Text
Response *Choose one or more per quote
  1. “It’s me. Ralph.” (Page 187)





  1. “Hullo” (Page 200).


  1.    3. Comment on/Predict its significance
• The twins went over with Jack so Ralph is sneaking around to try to talk to them.



  1. Explain what it symbolizes
• That is the first word that is spoken by the officer that is there to help save them.




Questions *Use Types of Questioning
Response
  1. How come the twins didn’t stay with Ralph?



  1. How would you feel if you finally found out that you were getting rescued?


  1. Respond to the questions you pose




  1. Respond to the questions you pose

Friday, November 15, 2013

“Castle Rock” Dialectical Journal (Chapter 11)

Jesus Dulay
11/15/13
Block 3
“Castle Rock” Dialectical Journal
Text
Response *Choose one or more per quote
  1. “Can you see me” (Page 169)?






  1. “I’m calling an assembly” (Page 175).


  1. 4. Explain what it symbolizes
• Piggy’s glasses have been stolen. Jack has taken Piggy’s glasses to make fire which leaves the other group fireless. 




  1.     3. Comment on/Predict its significance
• They haven’t used the conch to have an assembly in a while. The group has broken up and is not working well as from the beginning.




Questions *Use Types of Questioning
Response
  1. Why do you think Jack didn’t ask for fire?



  1. What was the purpose for the meeting?


  1. Respond to the questions you pose




  1. Respond to the questions you pose

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

“The Shell and the Glasses” Dialectical Journal (Chapter 10)

Jesus Dulay
11/13/13
Block 3
“The Shell and the Glasses” Dialectical Journal (Chapter 10)
Text
Response *Choose one or more per quote
  1. “Piggy? Are you the only one left?” (Page 155)






        2. “He’s going to take us hunting.” (Page 159)


   4. Explain what it symbolizes
• This means that people from the group are getting killed and there is less people alive on the island.





   3. Comment on/Predict its significance
• Ralph is taking everyone hunting and says that they are going to bring meat. Ralph sounds like he is a good leader.




Questions *Use Types of Questioning
Response
  1. Do you think the island or the people are evil?



        2. What do you think the cause is of everyone dying?


  1. Respond to the questions you pose




        2. Respond to the questions you pose

Friday, November 8, 2013

“A View to a Death” Dialectical Journal (Chapter 9)

Jesus Dulay
11/8/13
Block 3
“A View to a Death” Dialectical Journal
Text
Response *Choose one or more per quote
  1. “Going to rain again.” (Page 147)






        2. “Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill his blood!” (Page 152)


    1. The group needs to watch out for rain because their shelters are not the strongest.




  2. The group has this chant when they go hunting. They have this chant because it encourages them and gets them pumped up.




Questions *Use Types of Questioning
Response
        1. Should the group invest time on building better shelters?



        2. Is it human for people to be chanting something sorta evil?


  1. Respond to the questions you pose




        2.Respond to the questions you pose

Vocabulary #11

Definition
1. Perturb: Upset

2. Ludicrous: ridiculous

3. Cordial: polite/friendly

4. Predicament: a tough situation

5. Descend: to move downward

6. Demure: shy

7. Repugnant: awful/sickening

8. Ponder: to think about something


Sentences1. When you perturb your girlfriend you will have a bad time.

2. It is ludicrous if you wear layers on a hot day.

3. When I meet someone new I am cordial.

4. Peer pressure is very predicament.

5. Some people descend in their grades.

6. The demure people are usually the nicest.


7. When someone liters it is repugnant.

8. I ponder when I'm writing music.

Thursday, November 7, 2013

“Gift for the Darkness” Dialectical Journal (Chapter 8)

Jesus Dulay
11/7/13
Block 3
“Gift for the Darkness” Dialectical Journal
Text
Response *Choose one or more per quote
  1. "He isn't a proper chief" (126).






         2. "We got no fire on the mountain" (129).


  1. Jack says this because he doesn’t think that Ralph is a good enough leader. Jack is practically saying that he would be better.




   2. They don’t want to have the fire on the mountain, they want to move it by the beach so they don’t have to go up the mountain and encounter the beastie.



Questions *Use Types of Questioning
Response
  1. Why is there a lot of tension going on?



        2. What makes the fire the most important tool?


  1. Respond to the questions you pose




        2. Respond to the questions you pose

“Shadows and Tall Trees” Dialectical Journal (Chapter 7)

Jesus Dulay
11/6/13
Block 3
“Shadows and Tall Trees” Dialectical Journal
Text
Response *Choose one or more per quote
  1. "I hit him with my spear, I wounded him" (114).






  1. "Who went first on the castle rock" (119)?


  1. 1. The boar got wounded by Ralph’s spear. Ralph didn’t get his catch of the day. 




  1. 2. Ralph is trying to make Jack go first. Ralph went first the last time so it’s only far that Jack goes first.




Questions *Use Types of Questioning
Response
  1. Why is meat important to the group?



  1. What do you think is going to happen in the next chapter?


  1. Respond to the questions you pose




  1. Respond to the questions you pose

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

“Beast from Air” Dialectical Journal (Chapter 6)

Jesus Dulay
11/6/13
Block 3
“Beast from Air” Dialectical Journal
Text
Response *Choose one or more per quote
  1. “Quiet. Piggy!” (Page 99).






  1. “This is a hunter’s job” (Page 102).


  1. 3. Comment on/Predict its significance
• This is said because they have spotted the beast. They don’t want to be caught by the beast.




  1.    2.Explain what it symbolizes
• This is resembling that the hunters can handle the beastie. The beastie is out there and the group knows it and they are planning on how to take care of it.




Questions *Use Types of Questioning
Response
  1. Do you agree with the character’s behavior in a particular situation?



  1. What made the group first start worrying about the beastie?


  1. Respond to the questions you pose




  1. Respond to the questions you pose

Monday, November 4, 2013

"Beast from Water" Dialectical Journal (Chapter 5)

Jesus Dulay
11/5/13
Block 3

“Beast from Water” Dialectical Journal
Text
Response *Choose one or more per quote
  1. “I’ve got the conch” (Page 82).






  1. “Phil” (Page 84).


  1. 4. Explain what it symbolizes
• The conch is how they keep things from getting out of control. If you have the conch then you get to talk.




  1.    3. Comment on/Predict its significance
• Phil is a new name and he is a littlun. When he talks he isn’t shy he is out there and it looks like we are going to hear more from him.




Questions *Use Types of Questioning
Response
  1. Do you think someone from the group is going to go crazy like how Piggy was saying? 


  1. What do you predict is going to happen next?


  1. Respond to the questions you pose




  1. Respond to the questions you pose

Friday, November 1, 2013

"Painted Faces and Long Hair" Dialectical Journal (Chapter 4)

Jesus Dulay
11/1/13
Block 3
“Painted Faces and Long Hair ” Dialectical Journal


Text
Response *Choose one or more per quote

  1. "Come on! I'll creep up and stab" (Page 64).








  1. "I can't see no smoke" (Page 66).



1. Connect to other text/event
• If someone were to say that in real life
they should expect to be in jail. Even if they're not talking about a human it's scary.




2. Explain what it symbolizes
• It means that the ship is no longer around for them to get saved. They will have to stay there longer. It was the closest they've been on getting saved.




Questions *Use Types of Questioning
Response
  1. How do you feel on the ship leaving?




  1. Do you think it was a sign for 
    them not to be saved?


  1. Respond to the questions you pose





  1. Respond to the questions you pose

Monday, October 28, 2013

Leopard Man

In The Sociology of Leopard Man, Logan Feys explains in his article that,”Society tends to discourage people from expressing their unique ideas and behaving in ways that are different from their peers.” I believe this is true because very few people can be themselves. Everyone should feel comfortable with how they really are. It’s hard to believe that people get bullied for being different. People that are different are awesome because they are showing that you don’t have to be like everyone else.

The author’s argument is saying something that is true. Why should people be scared to show the world who they really are? They shouldn’t be scared. When he says,”Society looks down upon freakish and extraordinary individuals alike and views them with suspicion,” that is true but it shouldn’t be true because what if the two sides switched with the other people wouldn’t like it. You have to put yourself in other peoples shoes and reflect off of that. Doing this can really improve yourself and how you do things and it will be in a good way not bad.

When the author talks about Leopard Man and how his life style is, imagine how people react to that. Does Leopard Man care? No, he doesn’t. He says,”As far as I’m conceded, if theres a paradise on Earth, I’m in it. You’re welcome to what you’ve got I’ll keep this.” This proves that everyone can truly be themselves. People that find themselves are the happiest people because they know who they are and not what they think they are.

Sunday, October 27, 2013

Vocabulary #7

Definition

  1. Inhibit: Slow or stop something from happening.
  2. Aberrant: Unusual/unexpected.
  3. Loathe: To hate.
  4. Prowess: Exceptional skill or ability.
  5. Incoherent: Unable to be understand.
  6. Epitaph: A headstone.
  7. Elaborate: To add more detail.
  8. Countenance: Face/facial expression.

Sentences

  1. Inhibit: Alcohol inhibits brain functions.
  2. Aberrant: Snow in Santa Maria would be aberrant.
  3. Loathe: I loathe the use of lowercase "I's" in writing.
  4. Prowess: Some people have prowess.
  5. Incoherent: Doctors writing is incoherent.
  6. Epitaph: I want a well designed epitaph.
  7. Elaborate: Video games back then needed to elaborate.
  8. Countenance: It is fun to watch peoples countenance when they are not paying attention.

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Five Things You Can Do To Be Yourself


Jesus Dulay
October 22, 2013
Block 3
Five Things You Can Do To Be Yourself

1. Non-Conformity. Are you different from everyone else? If you are that means you are unique. It’s great to be who you want to be because you are special. Non-Conformity is being different but usually when you think of it it’s bad but in this situation different is great. How do you do it? You first have to know who you are on the inside not the outside. Like if you're cursing up a storm with your friends and when you're with family and you’re quite that shows that you just do it for your friends (
Guillebeau).
2. Challenge Acceptance. Only few can be who they really are but it takes a strong one to start being themselves once they have been someone else. Try being yourself for a day you will see the difference and you’ll feel great doing it. Once you accept it then that means you finally realized it and you're becoming mature. If you do decide to try it comment the experience below and become a helper instead of a watcher (Wright).
3. Journey. Who are you? Is a question you need to ask yourself. Getting to know yourself is not easy but accomplishable. To be yourself is really about dropping the fake act you put on and show who you are for example if you love technology you show it off and you’re not worrying about what other people are thinking or saying (
people skills decoded).
4. Don’t Follow Others. If you are one of those people that does what’s in then you are conformity. You do what other people are doing. You have to follow yourself and not do what your friends are doing. I’m pretty sure everyone has heard “So, if your friends jump off a bridge you’ll do it too?” Same goes here you have to do what your mind wants to do not what everyone else is doing it.
5. Benefits. Most likely success is going to come out of this because if you’re one of those people that try to be funny in class and mess around you are on the side that’s not doing good. If you switch this around I bet you can be an A student because you're not trying to please anyone. You feel better and think better when you are an nonconformist you think more free and you feel like you are on top because you’re happy (Guise).
Work Cited
Eduard. "How To Be Yourself." Web log post.Http://www.peopleskillsdecoded.com/how-to-be-yourself/. 22 Oct. 2013 <http://www.peopleskillsdecoded.com/how-to-be-yourself/>
Guillebeau, Chris. "How To Be Yourself." Http://chrisguillebeau.com/3x5/how-to-be-yourself/. 13 Jan. 2011. 22 Oct. 2013 <http://chrisguillebeau.com/3x5/how-to-be-yourself/>
Wright, Karen. "Dare To Be Yourself." Web log post.Http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/200804/dare-be-yourself. May-June 2008. 22 Oct. 2013 <http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/200804/dare-be-yourself>

Friday, October 18, 2013

Break Ups


Going through a break up isn't easy if you had true feelings about the person. People break up with their girlfriend/boyfriend for many different reasons but sometimes they just think they want to break up. When I have a girlfriend I don't play around I take it serious and if she isn't then it's not going to work out because I want someone that is going to try. This happens a lot when two people are together and when things are going good they want to stay but when things go bad either one or both people want to split and take the easy way out. Break ups teach us a lot of things like: if you really do like the person, how you feel on that individual, knowing if that person was right for you, finding yourself, and most importantly learning for it.

You find out if that person was right for you, in other words you get to know what type of person you really want instead of your mind just saying what you think you want. There have been times when I have thought I wanted to be with someone when I just thought I did. Like when I had this one girlfriend we didn't talk much but I thought I wanted her. You get a feel for what it's like to go through the experience. The same goes for finding out if that person wasn't right for you. You find out a lot about the person you want and if she or he was right or wrong for you.

When you are with someone and it doesn't work out in the end, you find out that the person you were with wasn't right. I have had my break ups and I sure did learn from them. When I had those break ups I was sad for while some break ups longer than others but I got over it but then I learned from it and learned what I need to change on myself and what type of person I want for my future wife. I don't if some of the stuff I learned were good but to me they help me in everyday life even if my girlfriend tells me stuff on how I react to things and do things.You find out what person is right for you. When you go through a break up thats training for you to find out if yourself needs to change or if that person needed to change. Break ups are natural and they're good for you when you think about it, so don't be to much sad when you go through one just think of the stuff you got out of it.

Finding yourself is key in life. When you go through a break up you find out abilities you didn't know you had and old ones come out. It's just like when you finally understand a math problem and its easy for you to do similar problems, you feel like you're a genius and thats because you already have the ability to comprehend everything but you just discovered it. This is when you start doing things you never thought you would do. You start finding yourself in many ways you didn't know were possible.

If your going through many break ups it is because you are being trained and if you still haven't figured it out you are suppose to learn from the relationships. You learn that somethings you have to change sand somethings you have to keep the same. Every person has to have that special somebody for them they just didn't try enough to find out these things and fix them.

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

The Masque of the Red Death (Poster)

The room colors are blue, purple, green, orange, white, violet, and black. Blue means birth, which is the starting point of your life. Purple means growth, because you are going to be growing in your new life. Green means spring, that is used because that is one of the seasons just like how orange means summer it is another season. White means age, because when you age into your older life you get white hairs. Violet means darkness and death, this is because violet is between black and purple. Black means death, because black is such a depressing color and death is depressing.

The Masque of the Red Death (Poster)

Thursday, October 3, 2013

Literature Analysis #1


Percy Jackson goes to his orientation at his new school after being kicked out of 12 schools before. When he gets there he meets these interesting cheerleaders. The interesting part was that they knew his name and they turned out to be demons. They battle it out and Percy meets a girl he talked to last summer and she was different because she could see through the mist and that means that she could see the demons and all the unnatural things. Percy goes back to Camp Half-Blood and disaster strikes there and which ends up to Percy having to learn about the Labyrinth and go on a quest with his friends but the quest is Annabeth's. He goes to see his friend the swords master but see's someone else and it turns out that he doesn't work there anymore and there is a new swords master named Quintus. Everyone at the camp was training and was partnered up and Annabeth and Percy were together and accidentally find a entrance into the Labyrinth. Percy finds out that Luke (son of Hermes) has used this entrance before and is going to try to use it to take over the camp. Annabeth goes to see the prophecy and doesn't like the ending. Percy feels bad for her and tries to cheer her up but doesn't know that the prophecy says that a daughter of Athena is going to die and thinks its her. Anabeth takes Percy, Grover, and Tyson on the quest and have to find Daedalus to stop Luke from taking over. After going through a lot of obstacles they meet Nico di Angelo who Percy thought he had died but is still very much alive. Nico still blamed Percy for the death of his sister but Percy proves to him that he didn't and Nico forgives him. They all go their own way to cover more ground faster. Percy meets with this girl who turns out to be the daughter of Atlas (a Titan). Percy meets with the girl that can see through the mist so that she can help them. Grover finds Pan, he has been looking for Pan for many years and all of the other satyr's have been searching for Pan also and he is the one to find Pan and gets to keep his searchers license. Luke gets ahold of the Ariadne's string and the power of Daedalus and brings Kronos to life. Kronos uses Luke's body as a form. Poseidon tells Percy what's going to happen in the following battle with Kronos and Nico helps Percy out too by giving him strategies.
This fantasy novel is about Greek Mythology. The theme of this book is surrounding this teenage boy and the paths he goes to. Percy Jackson, Annabeth, Grover, and Tyson have to find Pan, Daedalus, and Ariadne's string before Luke. They go through a maze to save Camp Half-Blood from Luke who has tried to take over before.
The author tried to get the characters correct by who they are and what their position is. The authors point of view is what he was trying to make you see by reading and you picturing what is happing just like a movie but your version. Rick Riordan the author is trying to create the tone of the Greek mythology and to make it be as if it was reality.
The one thing that symbolizes that he is the son of Poseidon is that he can control the water with his force. How he is the son of Poseidon means that he wasn't going to have a easy life and he was going to have problems. He shows this when he tries talking to his dad, Poseidon, and asks him if he can help with Nico, Luke, and Grovers problem (pg.44).

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Antigone Compare/Contrast


In Antigone, they have problems but not just normal problems, problems with the law. They as in Antigone and her sister Ismene. The person Antigone is fighting against is Creon. Antigone and Creon have similarities and which they both show their true colors and they are both good and bad. They both have their differences as well which are Antigone is loyal to her family and Creon is not and Antigone is loyal to the gods and Creon is loyal to the state.

Antigone is loyal to her family she even talks about it with Ismene and she says, "I am going to hurry him. Will you come" (prologue, 30-35)? Antigone is happy that one of her brothers got buried but scramming mad that her other brother didn't get buried. Antigone is also loyal to the gods. In scene two she says that it's not the gods fault that her brother wasn't allowed to get buried it was Creon's fault.

Creon is different he is not loyal to his family because he says in scene one that his job is more important than anything. This can mean a lot of things but this means he has no loyalty for his family or else he would have said that his family is important too. Creon is also loyal to the state because he says, "To follow the course that he knows is best for the state" (I, 20-25). This means that the state is his main priority.

Antigone shows her pride by saying, "There is no guilt in reverence for the dead" (II, 121). Antigone says something that shows how she is and she says that she will love not hate. When she says this it doesn't mean she's all good because no one can do that but she is simply saying that she is not a fighter she is a lover.

Creon is also a proud character for example he says, "That is my will. Take care that do your part"(I,55). Creon shows he true colors when he starts yelling at Choragos about the gods. When he's yelling at Choragos he's saying why would the gods favor Polyneices' corpse. That shows that he follows his own self.

Antigone and Creon are both to blame for the tragic ending because Antigone disobeyed the law and Creon wasn't thinking responsible. Both of their actions were asinine because their caught up in their feelings. When Antigone disobeyed the law she knew what she was doing but she could have tried reasoning with him more directly. How Creon reacted to what Antigone was doing was wrong because he wasn't thinking like a king.