In this scene, Antigone can be seen as the foil for Creon. Antigone is portrayed as brave, loyal to her family and their traditions, and willing to stand up against unjust laws, even if it means facing death. On the other hand, Creon is depicted as prideful, stubborn, and focused on upholding his own authority and the laws he has set in place, even at the expense of his family and the people's wellbeing. The characteristics that are opposite between them include bravery vs. cowardice, loyalty vs. pride, and justice vs. tyranny.
