How to Murder Your Family: Creon's Edition

I believe that all sorts of characters live their lives in the best ways they see in the world. In fact, each character will reach a conflict between his or her sense of death and another character. Antigone is a story of God written by Sophocles, centered around the pursuit of his righteous distrust by King Kryon, which brought a series of disaster to his royal family. Kryon was absolutely convinced that Polyneices was a traitor and issued a declaration that he did not give him the proper burial, but Antigone obviously ignored the law that made Creon angry Did.

Creon: Because Creon is Jocasta 's brother, he is Oedipus' s in - law brother. First, Oedipus condemned Kryon as trying to treat him as king, but when he realized he was guilty when Oedipus killed Leus, Kryon was finally found not guilty. When irritated Oedipus left Thebes at the end of the game, Kryon became king

"The King of Thebes" Oedipus sent his brother-in-law, Kryon, to the Delphi gods and asked for advice on the plague that destroyed Thebes. Cleon has returned to report that its plague is the result of religious pollution. Because the killer of Lieus who was the king before them was not caught. Edepus swore to find a murderer and cursed him to cause a plague. Edips invited the blind Prophet Tyrsias to seek help. When Tiresias arrived, he insisted that he knew the answer to Oedipus' s question, but refused to speak, but told him to abandon his search. Oedipus was angry with the rejection of Tiresias and orally accused complicity with Laius' murder case. Angry, Tiresias told the king that Oedipus himself was a murderer ("You are the criminal you are looking for." Edeps can not see what is going on, the prophet said he We have reached the conclusion that we must obtain the reward of Clion in an attempt to destroy it.

Kryon came in and immediately followed Oedipus. Oedipus accused Kryon as he tried to overturn him because he recommended Tiresias. Kryon asked Oedipus to be reasonable, but Oedipus said he wanted Kryon to be killed. The leader of Kryon and the choir tried to make Oedipus understand his fantasies, but Oedipus was firm in his conclusion and anger. Like Antigone, the entrance to Tiresias shows an important turning point of the plot. However, in King Epiphus, Tirezia also played another role - his blindness enhanced the dramatic dramatic satire. Tirezia is blind, but you can see the truth; Edepus has his vision, but it is not so. Oedipus argued that he was eager to understand the truth, Tiresias told the truth only to bring pain. In addition to this self-evident satire, the dialog between Tiresias and Oedipus is full of visual and eye-catching mention.