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The prologue is an element of Greek tragedies that sets the play in motion. How does the opening scene in Antigone between Antigone and Ismene spark the play's action?
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The prologue is an element of Greek tragedies that sets the play in motion. How does the opening scene in Antigone between Antigone and Ismene spark the play's action?

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The prologue in the play shows the background information of what has happened and gives hints of what is about to happen by contrasting their attitudes about what they should do about the dead body.
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