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Creon's nemesis is often considered to be Antigone, his niece, who defies his edict by burying her brother Polynices. This act of rebellion against Creon’s authority highlights the conflict between individual moral duty and state law. Additionally, Creon’s own stubbornness and pride contribute to his downfall, making his internal struggle and tragic flaws central to his nemesis. Ultimately, Creon's rigid adherence to power leads to personal tragedy, as he loses his family and his sanity.

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