Without my intervention, what would stop Creon from hunting down other citizens? Despite the risk to my own life, I remained resolute in my actions. However, I came to understand that my true duty lay more in following my moral convictions than blindly obeying the dictates of the state. In the end, societal acceptance of Creon’s authority led to my downfall. Despite knowing the laws were unjust, I made a conscious decision to defy Creon’s orders. For instance, instead of following his command to starve to death in a tomb, I chose to take my own life as a form of resistance against his tyranny. By accepting punishment, I inadvertently handed Creon complete control over my fate, allowing him to dictate even the manner of my execution. By taking my own life, I reclaimed control over my destiny, showing that Creon’s authority was not absolute. His suicide was a consequence of realizing that I had granted him more power than he deserved. Entering that cave symbolized my defiance of societal norms,and ultimately, I chose to break free from the constraints of constantly adhering to rules by ending my own