Causes Of Downfall Of Creon
Prideful Downfall
“For pride is a spiritual cancer: it eats up the very possibility of love, or contentment, or even common sense.”. This short phrase from C.S. Lewis packs a big punch. This quote embodies the exact cancer that Creon, a fictional king from the acclaimed play “Antigone” by Sophocles, had. Throughout the progression of the story readers begin to notice many of Creon’s great qualities along with his flaws. These flaws ended in Creon’s own demise. His story told a lesson of the effects of pride. Sadly, this story has not set an example for many others of high statuses today. Creon was a tragic hero of yesterday’s time. Today there are also many modern tragic heroes who share personality traits similar to Creon’s. One man who seems …show more content…
Every person of a high status excels at something. Likewise, they also have people to admire them for a certain quality they have. Most individuals of high statuses are usually admired for things they have achieved and the things that they do. Creon took charge of a collapsing city when they needed help and brought them to a place where all problems were solved. He took over and brought change to the city of Thebes. He acknowledged all of the problems he would surface as the role went on and he assured the people that he would do the very best in his nature to see that these problems are solved. He was a very brave king and he cared for his people. He had even stated he would put the people before his family if necessary. From the outside looking in it seems as though he was a remarkable person and king. Suge Knight also had many amazing qualities. He’s endurance and stoicism. He wanted to become someone who could do anything he wanted at any given time. As a child, his mother used to comment on his wishes joking around that he was a bit spoiled. He always dreamed of big houses and big cars. He was a dreamer. Yet, he did something not most people do. He became the dream he had once dreamt. In a world where he was only seen as a kid in the ghetto streets of Compton, he fought hard to become one of the biggest names in music history. Knight was loyal to his comrades, he always backed them …show more content…
Due to his previous actions he paid a horrid price. Even when he tried to right his wrongs it was too late. Suge Knight shares a similar story to this. Whether or not he has realized his mistakes and seen his wrongs he sure does not show it. No matter how many times he has landed in jail, he seems to keep doing what landed him there in the first place. There are many consequences to his actions which include filing for bankruptcy, being put in jail, and losing his well known record label. However, he still follows through with his damaging ways. The question of whether or not Knight will one day realize his actions and turn to good is a question left unanswered. What matters the most, however, is if when he figures out what he is doing wrong, how bad will he pay for
“For pride is a spiritual cancer: it eats up the very possibility of love, or contentment, or even common sense.”. This short phrase from C.S. Lewis packs a big punch. This quote embodies the exact cancer that Creon, a fictional king from the acclaimed play “Antigone” by Sophocles, had. Throughout the progression of the story readers begin to notice many of Creon’s great qualities along with his flaws. These flaws ended in Creon’s own demise. His story told a lesson of the effects of pride. Sadly, this story has not set an example for many others of high statuses today. Creon was a tragic hero of yesterday’s time. Today there are also many modern tragic heroes who share personality traits similar to Creon’s. One man who seems …show more content…
Every person of a high status excels at something. Likewise, they also have people to admire them for a certain quality they have. Most individuals of high statuses are usually admired for things they have achieved and the things that they do. Creon took charge of a collapsing city when they needed help and brought them to a place where all problems were solved. He took over and brought change to the city of Thebes. He acknowledged all of the problems he would surface as the role went on and he assured the people that he would do the very best in his nature to see that these problems are solved. He was a very brave king and he cared for his people. He had even stated he would put the people before his family if necessary. From the outside looking in it seems as though he was a remarkable person and king. Suge Knight also had many amazing qualities. He’s endurance and stoicism. He wanted to become someone who could do anything he wanted at any given time. As a child, his mother used to comment on his wishes joking around that he was a bit spoiled. He always dreamed of big houses and big cars. He was a dreamer. Yet, he did something not most people do. He became the dream he had once dreamt. In a world where he was only seen as a kid in the ghetto streets of Compton, he fought hard to become one of the biggest names in music history. Knight was loyal to his comrades, he always backed them …show more content…
Due to his previous actions he paid a horrid price. Even when he tried to right his wrongs it was too late. Suge Knight shares a similar story to this. Whether or not he has realized his mistakes and seen his wrongs he sure does not show it. No matter how many times he has landed in jail, he seems to keep doing what landed him there in the first place. There are many consequences to his actions which include filing for bankruptcy, being put in jail, and losing his well known record label. However, he still follows through with his damaging ways. The question of whether or not Knight will one day realize his actions and turn to good is a question left unanswered. What matters the most, however, is if when he figures out what he is doing wrong, how bad will he pay for