Although some may argue his actions, and tragic flaws leads him to get what he deserves, in reality the disaster that overwhelms him by the end of the story is prodigiously unexpected, and surplus our prospects of what he genuinely deserves. Creon’s honorable principles, and desire to establish placidity in Thebes represents his good intentions in becoming a good leader one day. The only thing he wants to do is fine-tune what past leader had done. In reality, Creon demonstrated vigor but left him vulnerably susceptible for further losses. Among them, his family which were the most important thing to him. Whether the consequences where due to endeavoring to inundate the law of gods, or simple karma.
In conclusion, Creon soon realizes his downfall was caused by his own hubris. Allowing it to take control in his life, and soon realizing it was too late to undo it. At the end, the audience is left with a bittersweet end when feeling sympathy for the antagonist. After careful analyzing, Creon is considered immoral rather than evil for he showed a sensitive nature in some situations throughout the