“I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” In Antigone two sisters are disputing ther view on morals and the law. One sister, Antigone believes she should disobey the law in order to bury her brother. While her sister believes in following the rules. Antigone and Ismene are similar in the ways they want to bury their brother, but differ in their views on breaking the law. Antigone and Ismene differ in their views towards breaking the law. Antigone believes that no matter the punishment they should bury their brother while Ismene does not agree with her sister. "If you say this, you will be hateful to me, and the dead will hate you always-justly"(93-94). Antigone is telling her sister that it is always
