Creon is a character from Greek mythology who becomes the king of Thebes after the death of Oedipus. He is known for his role in several tragic plays by Sophocles, including "Antigone". Creon is depicted as a ruler who is strict and inflexible in his decisions. In "Antigone", he decrees that the body of Polynices, a traitor, should not be buried, which leads to conflict with Antigone, Polynices's sister. Creon's harshness and inability to compromise ultimately lead to personal and familial tragedy. His story explores themes of law, authority, and the consequences of rigid adherence to rules.

A(z) „creon” jelentése és meghatározása angolul

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