Who reveals the details of the battle to the audience?
eteocles
creon
polyneices
chorus

Chorus :

In Sophocle's Antigone Chorus in "Parodos" from line 85-130 reveal the details of the battle that has just came to an end before the start of the play

Explanation:

The play "Antigone" starts with a prologue, when we see sisters Antigone and Ismene talking to each other.

In Parodos Chorus and Choragos (leader of the Chorus) reveal the details of the battle between armies of two brothers Eteocles and Polyneices.

CHORAGOS (Lines 90-95)

"Polyneices their commander

Roused them with windy phrases,

He the wild eagle screaming

Insults above our land,

His wings their shields of snow,

His crest their marshaled helms"

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