ains that CreonÆs decision to punish Antigone is unjust. He argues this is the case because CreonÆs decision to refuse burial to her brother is not supported by the then-current ôtables of lawö (Gerhard, p. 23). As such, we see that Creon is using his might to make laws and not basing them on what is right.
We see that Antigone is aware of the fact that she is going to be punished in burying her brother, because it goes against CreonÆs di