Creon
Creon is a character from Greek mythology and literature, most notably featured in Sophocles' tragedies 'Antigone' and 'Oedipus Rex.' As king of Thebes, he represents the conflict between state law and personal morality, famously decreeing that the body of Polyneices should not be buried, leading to tragic consequences. Creon embodies the struggle for power and the consequences of pride and stubbornness in governance.
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Greece:
Creon is portrayed as a powerful figure who represents political authority in the play.
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Greece:
Creon is referenced in relation to Antigone's mourning threatening his authority.
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