Di. Or

This book by Sophocles explores the profound conflict between moral laws and human legislative laws, illustrating the catastrophic consequences when these principles are misaligned. Antigone's unwavering commitment to divine moral duty clashes with Creon's rigid enforcement of state law, revealing the necessity of harmony between personal ethics and societal rules. The tragedy serves as a timeless reminder that for a society to thrive and progress successfully, its legal frameworks must reflect and respect fundamental moral values. Sophocles challenges us to reflect on leadership, justice, and the delicate balance required to foster a just and enduring society.