... a crime- (Sophocles, 1071). After Tiresias informs Creon that his decision to punish Antigone needs to be changed, Creon's inflexible ways prevent him from obtaining the real meaning that Tiresias is stating. "I mean you well. I give you sound advice. It's best to learn from a good adviser when he speaks for your own good ... control him and undermine his authority. Antigone went against the orders of Creon because of the will of the gods. She did not care about Creon's orders because she was living by the god's path and what she felt in her heart. Her civil disobedience did not matter t...

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