Protagonis

Some people would argue that Antigone is the key character of the story, but she doesn’t have a hamartia. Aristotle professes this to be the beginning element of a tragedy. Creon’s mistake is overstepping the boundaries of a mortal. He deems himself to be above the gods. He decides when someone’s life will end. Antigone only does what is right; there isn’t a mistake on her part.

Secondly, Antigone is not at all concerned with her pride or her well-being. Everything she does is in honor of her departed brother, Polyneices. Creon is very prideful. He says, â

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