in Sophocles’ play, Creon, sets an example for the audience of what not to do in their lives. Creon becomes the tragic hero as a result of his influence over the audience, and the amount of loss he endures during the course of the play, and his character flaws. In the true nature of Greek tragedies, Antigone impacts the audience in such a way that they begin altering their own lives in order to avoid an ending similar to Creon’s.
Creon’s…
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