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Despite their differences in character, Antigone and Miss Julie encounter the same fate. Miss Julie set in the late 19th century, originally written by August Strindberg, is a tragic play, originally written in Swedish, and later translated by Helen Cooper in 1992. It is a naturalistic tragedy set in Midsummer Eve in the 1880s. Miss Julie (1888) is considered Strindberg's most famous work. It is acknowledged for its stylistic innovations and is a depiction of the play's twenty-five-year-old tragic heroine; doomed to a cruel demise. Antigone, conversely, an adaptation of Sophocles's play, revolves around the plays heroine, Antigone and her conflict with her uncle, Creon. Later translated by Jean Anouilh, the play is considered one of his most often produced works till date. Although both plays end with the death of the leading character, the circumstances by which they occur are very diverse. It is essential to observe the lives of the...

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