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Haman's warning to Creon is framed not as obedience to the mob but as listening to what is right and just when the people recognize Antigone as a hero.
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Haman's warning to Creon is framed not as obedience to the mob but as listening to what is right and just when the people recognize Antigone as a hero.
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"...disobeying him. Okay? The problem is, Antigone is the fiancee of Haman, who is Creon's son. So Haman, the prince, comes and begs his..."
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"...mob? Should I, the king, listen to the mob? And then, Haman says, no, you should listen to what is right and just. Creon..."
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"The moment that Haman sees his father, he becomes so angry, he lunges at him with his sword. Okay? But he misses. And when..."
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