The origin starts with the external expectation of the kingdoms and Antigone’s two brothers Eteocles and Polyneices who battle each other in a war to see who will become the King of Thebes after Oedipus is exiled. At the unfortunate terminus of the war, Eteocles and Polyneices killed each other. After the deaths of Antigone’s brothers Antigone asks King Creon to be allowed to bury her brother. She wanted this because during the time of Ancient Greece it was considered if a body was unburied, the soul would not find peace, in the world. King Creon declares that Antigone’s brother Polyneices doesn’t deserve an honorable burial and threatens anyone with death who tries to bury Polyneices and says, “No one shall burry him no one shall Mourn him.” (Page 970, Line 20) He explains to her that Polyneices is considered a tyrant who attacked Thebes in order to retrieve the crown from his brother Eteocles, but in the midst of a waging war, it wrecked havoc, and caused devastation upon