In Antigone, Haimon argues with Creon during Scene 3.

Why does Sophocles include this argument?

to illustrate that Creon's pride is so great that he orders his son to be banished

to show that Creon listens to his elderly advisors instead of his son because of his pride

to portray Haimon's advice as bad, which shows that Creon has not raised him well

to show that Haimon's advice is good, but Creon's pride is so great he will not listen to it

In Antigone, Haimon argues with Creon during Scene 3.IN this he includes the Sophocles include this argument as to show that Haimon's advice is good, but Creon's pride is so great he will not listen to it.

What was the Creon indication?

Creon indicates more than one activities while he has manner to plenty pleasure; while Antigone and he sister are condemned to loss of life for looking to provide burial rights to their brother, however Creon has them arrested and does now no longer care despite the fact that he's associated with them.

Antigone is simply too prideful and does now no longer obey the regulation that King Creon has made for Theban citizens: that nobody can bury Polyneices' body. Instead of being attentive to her ruler, Antigone makes a decision to bury her brother besides honestly due to the fact she loves him.