In this situation, she was not making the ruler, rule. When Antigone did not abide with the law she was being “least just”, she was going against the law, the state and the ruler. As Socrates states the ruler has knowledge and with that knowledge he makes good judgements, and good laws, but Antigone did not see it as that. However, Socrates and Antigone both have different ideas or beliefs that differed from the rest of society. For example Antigone believed in divine law and Socrates believed in his own God and not the Athenians God. They both were scrutinized for their belief and ideas which led them to their downfall, and they both were ready to die for what they stood
In this situation, she was not making the ruler, rule. When Antigone did not abide with the law she was being “least just”, she was going against the law, the state and the ruler. As Socrates states the ruler has knowledge and with that knowledge he makes good judgements, and good laws, but Antigone did not see it as that. However, Socrates and Antigone both have different ideas or beliefs that differed from the rest of society. For example Antigone believed in divine law and Socrates believed in his own God and not the Athenians God. They both were scrutinized for their belief and ideas which led them to their downfall, and they both were ready to die for what they stood