In the play “Antigone”, by Sophocles, there is an antagonism between Antigone and Creon. As the novelist George Eliot says, “the antagonism between valid claims”, there is such an antagonism in the play, and it is hard to judge who is right because they both have their valid claims. Is Antigone right to bury her brother Polynices’ died body even though she will die? Yes, she is right, because she has her valid claims. First, Antigone has a strong belief in protecting her family. Antigone states: “for me, the doer, death is the best. Loving, I shall lie with him, yes, with my loved one, when I have dared the crime of piety”(71). Polynices is her brother, there is blood relation between them. I remembered that once, when my brother disputed with other people, and they wanted to fight with my brother; however, I stood in front of my brother immediately and wanted to protect him! At that moment, I don’ t where my courage comes from, but I did. It is how Antigone believes: even though I will be killed, I still want to protect my brother. Religious belief is another reason in Antigone’s decision to break the law and bury her brother. She states: “For me it was not Zeus who made that order. Nor did that Justice who lives with the gods below mark out such laws to hold among mankind”(450). She believes the God’s law is the only law that she obey, even though she will break the law of the state. If one believes that someone or something is the great in the world, then nothing can exceed. Is Antigone right to bury her brother Polynices’ died body even though she will die? No, she is wrong and Creon is right. As a king, Creon has the right to set the law for people of Thebes to obey. As the saying goes: “Nothing can be accomplished without norms or standards”. As a king, Creon must make a judge. He is right on his views on justice, because he sees Polynices as a traitor, no one will give glory to a traitor. Antigone breaks the state law, and he should punish those who break the laws. No one is above the law, no matter how you feel dissatisfied to the law. If there is one who break the law and doesn’t get any punishment, then the king will not get any respect from his citizen, people will not obey to the law, because the king will let him or her be free. When I was still in the middle school, there are a lot of rules that we have to obey, even though some rules are too strict, for example, students can not bring any snacks; students can not dey the hair. A lot of my classmates complain, but we still have to obey. Right now, when I recall my memory, I even miss that period of time. At the beginning, I thought Creon is stubborn, because he did not accept the suggestions. The son of Creon, Heamon used a good example to persuade his father, which is: “A man，though wise, should never be ashamed of learning more, and must not be too rigid. Have you not seen the trees beside storm torrents--the ones that band preserve their limbs and leaves, while the resistant perish root and branch?” Creon did not listen to others, so did Antigone. She did not listen to her sister’s advise, it caused all the tragedy happened.