Creon

Creon is a character from ancient Greek tragedy, notably in Sophocles’ plays. He is a ruler, often the king of Thebes, who values order and law. Creon believes that following strict rules and authority is essential for stability, sometimes leading him to make difficult decisions that prioritize the state's laws over personal or familial bonds. His actions and decisions highlight themes of power, justice, and the tension between public duty and personal loyalty. In his story, Creon’s rigid stance ultimately results in tragic consequences, illustrating the importance of balance between authority and compassion.