According to the chorus leader in antigone, who is responsible for antigone’s arrest and punishment? ismene polyneices haemon antigone according to the chorus leader in antigone, ismene s responsible for antigone’s arrest and punishment. see page below for more information:

The correct answer is the following: option A. According to the Chorus Leader in Antigone, Ismene is the responsible for Antigone's arrest and punishment. Ismene is the sister of Antigone and is the one that the Chorus Leader states that is the responsible for Antigone's arrest and punishment. While Ismene professes that she is also guilty of her brother death as she aided Antigone though she did not participated in the crime.

Antigone is a tragedy written by Sophocles around the year 442 BCE and tells the story of Antigone and what happens to her as the public finds out she has buried her brother's body.

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