Antigone and Creon are the main and wisest actors in the play Antigone. They are both passionate about their beliefs and values. Stubbornness plays a key role in conflict, as they do not try to reach an agreement or agree. Although they have opposing opinions, a compromise is always possible because they both highly value the gods. They also strongly believe in loyalty and are true to their beliefs. Antigone believed that Polyneices should have the respectful burial he deserves because it is something one needs to be with the gods. She believes in it very strongly because Polynices is family to her and family is family no matter what. Family is something she values ​​just as much as the wishes of the gods. Antigone is so passionate about the burial of Polynices that she goes to ask Ismene, her sister, for help with the burial of Polynices and their conversation says: Antigone: Do you want to lift his body with these bare hands and l 'lower with me? Ismene: What? Would you bury him — when a law prohibits the city? Antigone: He is my brother and — deny it as you wish....