Creon and his son Haemon argue over Creon's decision to execute Antigone for burying her brother Polynices. Haemon defends Antigone's actions, saying she deserves praise for honoring her brother when no one else would. When Creon refuses to change his mind, Haemon threatens that if Antigone dies, he will die with her. Their argument escalates, with Creon accusing Haemon of threatening him and Haemon confirming the threat is real.

1. Creon Vs. Haemon
Creon: Son, I may have killed your wife, and ruined part of your life, but are
we still cool?
Haemon: Even though you may be my father, I should agree to your
decisions and always listen to whatever you think is right.
Creon: Good Son. I pray for you to be obedient, loyal, and be prepared to go
against my enemies, and have my friends as allies. But if you were foolish to
be charmed by the one thing that I hate the most...women...then they
would've changed your life if you weren't aware of what kind of woman you
would've chosen.
Haemon: But father, I...
Creon: NO MORE BUTS! No matter what you say, the girl is an enemy to
our family. She broke my law about burying Polynices on her own free will,
so she deserves death as her own punishment.
Haemon: Father, the greatest gift you've given me was being your
watchdog, knowing what others say, knowing what they do, and knowing
what they find to praise and blame. But everyday, I keep hearing rumors
about how Antigone should be praised for her actions instead of getting
killed. She deserves to earn a golden crown for an honorable action that not
even one of your men could do.
Creon: Even though you were good at getting knowledge, I have my rights
and wrongs, and getting rid of Antigone is what I think is right. Besides, who
needs women in their lives. They are just a bother to mankind.
Haemon: Even so, Antigone isn't like other women. She doesn't have to die
father. And if it ever comes to that, then she won't be the only one that's
going to die.
Creon: Stop your foolishness, Haemon. You can't possibly be serious, can
you?
Haemon: If it means that i'm going to die with my wife, then so be it.

2. Creon: Is this some kind of threat?
Haemon: Yes it is, and I have nothing to be ashamed of.
Creon: Trust me, Haemon, you're making a mistake.
Haemon: Well, it's your fault for letting your men take her away, so you put
this upon yourself, father.
Creon If this is how you really feel, then I can judge you. Men, let out the
witch and let her die.