Creonte

Creonte is a character from ancient Greek plays, and he's known for being a big boss in a city called Thebes. Creonte is kind of like a king, but he's not really a king. He's more like a boss because he's in charge of Thebes and he gets to make all the rules.

Creonte is also known for being very stubborn and not listening to anyone else's opinions. He thinks that his way is always the best way, and he can be very mean to people who disagree with him. Because of this, people often don't like Creonte very much.

In one of the most famous plays featuring Creonte, called Antigone, he makes a rule that no one is allowed to bury a man named Polyneices. He thinks that Polyneices was a bad guy, and he doesn't want anyone to show him any respect. But Antigone, who is Polyneices' sister, doesn't agree with Creonte's rule. She believes that everyone deserves to be buried, no matter what they did in life.

So Antigone decides to break Creonte's rule and bury her brother anyway. When Creonte finds out, he gets very angry and punishes Antigone. This leads to a big conflict between Creonte and Antigone, and ultimately, it doesn't end well for either of them.

Overall, Creonte can be seen as a symbol of power and authority, but also of stubbornness and a lack of empathy towards others.