Creon's Role In Antigone

Sophocles has different characters, Antigone is the younger daughter of oedipus and Jocasta. Creon is the brother of antigone. Creon is Antigone and creon is powerfully, built but a weary and wrinkled man suffering the burdens of rule. Antigone is sallow, withdrawn and a brat. The chorus frames the play by introducing the action and characters under the sign of fatality. The Nurse is an addition to the Antigone legend. She introduced on everyday, element into the play that heightens the strangeness of the tragic world. Ismene she is reasonable and understands her place, bowing to creon’s edict and attempting to dissuade Antigone from her act of rebellion. Haemon is Antigone's young fiance and son to creon. Haemon appears twice in the play, the first time he is rejected by antigone. In the second time he begs his father for antigone's life.
The king was telling him that it was against his rules but antigone was doing what the god was saying, so he stood up and told the king that he was going to bury his brother. Sophocles use textual evidence about Exile saying that “king oedipus has died in exile, leaving the kingdom of thebes to his 2 sons, eteocles and polynices. The king had decreed that his 2 sons are supposed to take turns as rulers. The females was treated with no respect in the play it says that “antigone and the women were being treated wrong because there religion's me believed that women could not have the equal rights as