... destiny as defined by the gods, which overall causes the immense tragedy that occurs at the end of the play. "Go, quibble with thy reason. If thou fail'st to find these malefactors, thou shalt own the wages of ill-gotten gains is death."(Sophocles, 313-327). This quote further exemplifies Creon's corruption, as he threatens a soldier with death. This reveals ... ...

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