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What is the man vs nature conflict in 'Antigone'?

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- Oedipus got a curse due to his arrogance and incredulity to the gods, therefore all his family has to suffer.

- Antigone's brother had to be buried due to the decomposition of the body, also since the body was out the dogs were at the reach of the body. In this case the nature is being involved with facts that affect Antigone.

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