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Big words are always punished, And men in old age learn to be wise. Journal Entry Six - Scene 5, Paean, and Exodos Antigone Reading First Thoughts do you feel what happens to the characters at the play’s end? Shaping Interpretations is it ironic that the prophet Teiresias is do you think Creon finally agrees to free Antigone and bury Polyneices? What lines give clues to his motives? Paean is recited after Creon has changed his mind but before the plot is resolved. At this point in the play, why is it appropriate for the Chorus to call on the god Dionysos to “come with clement feet”? What is the Chorus asking the god to heal? lines 32–76 of the Exodos, the Messenger says that Creon buried Polyneices first and then went to free Antigone. How do you predict events might have turned out if Creon had