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What do the following lines from Antigone by Sophocles show about Creon? Whome'er the State Appoints must be obeyed in everything, But small and great, just and unjust alike.

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his obsession with civil law

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The following lines from “Antigone” by Sophocles show Creon’s deep reverence for authority figures.

These lines state that the law must be obeyed by everyone, small or great, just or unjust – everyone must be equal in eyes of law to achieve peace. This is best shown in Creon’s judgment to condone Antigone for her crimes, even though she was the fiancée of his son, Haemon.

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