"Антигон" (Antigone) is a tragedy written by the ancient Greek playwright Софокл (Sophocles). It tells the story of Антигона, the daughter of Эдип (Oedipus), who defies the king's orders to give her brother a proper burial. The play explores themes of loyalty, justice, and the conflict between individual conscience and state law. The narrative unfolds in Фивы (Thebes), where Креонт (Creon), the new ruler, enforces a decree that forbids the burial of traitors. Antigone's determination to honor her brother leads to tragic consequences, highlighting the struggle between familial duty and civic responsibility.