"A one man state is no state at all" (224)
This quote relates to the theme of the currupting nature of power. Haemon is telling Creon that he cannot rule the city by himself. At this point, Creon has shown signs of his power hungry ways of ruling. Creon is so enveloped in power that he cannot even listen to his own son.
Which side is Haemon fighting for?
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