1. Creon believes that he is always obsoletely right. People should follow his own rules and, once it is made, he also has to follow it, because he is fearful that people look down at him when he changes it easily. Even thought after knowing that Antigone is the person who buried his prohibited brother, he kept following his rules very harshly. Creon command to put Antigone in the under guard permanently. He had never given up on his first decision. However, his son, Haemon, tries to persuade his father, Creon, out of killing her. He insists that "the city denies her, to a man" (Line820) and "Whoever thinks that he alone possess intelligence, the gift of eloquence, he and no one else, and character too... such me, I tell you, spread them
