In lines 180-181, Creon says “Thanks to the gods, who’ve brought about our new good fortune.” thanking the gods and showing how he respects them and all they do. But in lines 324-334 Creon says to a person who thought the gods buried the body, “Stop now- before what you’re about to say enrages me and reveals that you’re not only old but stupid, too. No one can tolerate what you’ve just said, when you claim gods might care about this corpse. Would they pay extraordinary honours and bury a man who’d served them well, someone who came to burn their offerings, their pillared temples, to torch their lands and scatter all its laws? Or do you see gods paying respect to evil men? No, no.” completely changing his views and acting hypocritical. He changes how he respects the gods, he acts like they should be on his side, not him on their side, and that he is in power just like they are. Antigone’s actions make Creon question the gods and leads him to believe that he has more power then he really does.…