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Creon (2025)
At the garden of Thebes, Creon sits, trapped in a never-ending cycle of grief and torment over the loss of his family. Creon knew it was all his fault, the loss of his family due to his egotistical punishments towards his niece, Antigone. The memories he had with Antigone haunt him until they take over his mind completely.
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At the garden of Thebes, Creon sits, trapped in a never-ending cycle of grief and torment over the loss of his family. Creon knew it was all his fault, the loss of his family due to his egotistical punishments towards his niece, Antigone. The memories he had with Antigone haunt him until they take over his mind completely.
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