What does the presence of the Greek concept of fate in Antigone mean?

The characters themselves have little control over what happens to them.

Good characters are always rewarded, and bad characters are always punished.

Characters emerge victorious as long as they adhere to rules of divine law.

The three mythical Fates are members of the chorus and influence the plot.

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Raegan Hurley

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26 April, 04:47

What does the presence of the Greek concept of fate in Antigone mean?

The characters themselves have little control over what happens to them.

Good characters are always rewarded, and bad characters are always punished.

Characters emerge victorious as long as they adhere to rules of divine law.

The three mythical Fates are members of the chorus and influence the plot.

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Joyce Conrad · Answer 1

Antigone is a tragedy by Sophocles written in or before 441 BC. It is the third of the three The-ban plays but was the first written, chronologically.

and i think it is the second option