Creon

The Horrible Leader In 5th century B.C. the Greeks made plays that were not just works of art, but words to live by for some of their people. One of the many plays Sophocles has written, "Antigone," is the one most enlightening to the Greek people. A man named Creon who was very stubborn, does not realize until it was to late his mistakes that come to make the play what it is, a …

…until it came to his demise of his "happy ever after." There are scores of people who are like this man in the everyday world. These consist of regular people, famous people, and most of all political people. For instance, Bush's decision for our troops to go into Iraq, which most of us now regret that our loved ones are still "over there." These people in our everyday world affect the way we live everyday.