Sophocles' Antigone - Antigone and Creon, the Powerful Protagonists

The two protagonists of Antigone are in a classic model of dramatic structure and the two roles move the movement of the drama from the introduction to the climax to the resolution of the dispute. One of the characters is the hero and the other is the opponent. The hero is generally considered to be a "good man", and the opponent is a "bad man". In Sophocles' "Antigon" play, the line between the hero and the opponent is ambiguous. In the Greek tradition, the hero is the hero, but in this theater, the so-called opponent Kryon also shows the character of the hero.

In Greek drama, Antigone writer Sophocles talks about the conflict between the story's main character Antigone and her powerful uncle Kryon. The king of Thebes Kryon is ruler of ignorance and repression. In the original there is a theme of mainstream rules and order which Antigone's sacred justice standards contradict Kryon's will. Antigone does not violate Kryon. Because he is evil and dictatorship. "Antigon: Relatives, State of Justice and City", "Creating Hypotheses and Meanings: Reading Sophocle's Defiant Book"

In Sophocles Antigone's Antigone, the main conflict is citizenship and natural law. Kings of Thebes, Kryon, faced a decision to endorse the law he forced or make the people of Thebes happy. The protagonist, Antigone, violated his law against the funeral of her brother Cynices. The basic struggle between the hero and the partner is based on the model that the audience of the theater recognizes.

At Sophocles' drama 'Antigon', the roles of Antigon and Crillon are opposed to each other. A man, Poly neekes, Antigone and the nephew of the brothers of Crayon, a traitor is declared in Thebe. Antigone would rather die rather than leave his brother, but King Kryan believes that civil law is absolute. But only Antigone can truly protect his morals. Antigone believes that her brother Polyneices should be buried. Antigone said, "Creon buried our brothers Eight Cencless with military honors ... but diversification ... fought bravely, tragically (Sophocles 1022 lines 15-18) died She said these When I said the words to Ismane, I clearly expressed her point of view, no matter where my brothers are, they are families and need respect.