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Compare And Contrast Antigone Vs Marnie Piper

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Antigone vs. Marnie Piper

Stubborn (adj.): unreasonably obstinate; obstinately unmoving, or difficult to manage or suppress. The characters Antigone from the play Antigone by Sophocles and Marnie Piper from the movie Halloweentown both show their tragic flaws of stubbornness. Antigone shows her independent personality by going against the Gods and buried her brother as Marnie fought with her mother and snuck away to the mysterious town of Halloweentown. Although Antigone and Marnie’s plots to their stories end differently, they both connect in relation to their tragic flaw. Antigone and Marnie show their first example of stubbornness by standing their grounds with a family member. In the play Antigone, Antigone’s sister Ismene did not believe

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