Creon

The Horrible Leader

In 5th century B.C. the Grecians made plays that were not unsloped works of art, but words to live by for about of their spate. One of the many plays Sophocles has written, Antigone, is the one most enlightening to the Greek people. A man named Creon who was very stubborn, does not realize until it was to after-hours his mistakes that come to make the play what it is, a tragedy. Many people resented Creon for his actions and most of his decisions.

Creon was crowned superpower after the stopping point of both(prenominal) his nephews brutally killed one another. His first action as king was to not permit anyone to hold a proper inhumation for one nephew because he was exiled. He then discovers that Antigone, his niece, went against his ruling. Creon believes even though that she is his niece she should be put to death, but he does not give care for anymore to disobey him so he sentences his other niece Ismene to death as well. Instead of death, he settles on putting Antigone single in a cave, so that his fate can be better off. A man named Teiresias, a blind prophet, comes to assure him of his mistakes. Creon would not listen did not come to realize that he was making many errors in his wisdom.

Creon believes that no man refuses pay to do anything: And death it is, yet money talks. Creon then goes on further to say about his dead unburied nephew, permit the birds and scavenging dogs do with what the like. Throughout his short ruling Creon believed people were difference against him Scheming ...in alleys. Once Creon discovered who did it he believed Ismene was guilty as well. Creon said, Arrest Ismene I accuse her equally....

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