"Antigone" is a tragedy written by the ancient Greek playwright Sophocles. This is a dramatic work in which the struggle between the law of the state and human morality is depicted. The main character, Antigone, defends her own principles and loyalty to family customs, violating the decrees of the authorities. She is ready to sacrifice her life for the sake of the land of her brother, who was denied burial. "Antigone" leaves the reader with deep moral reflections on devotion, justice and the strength of the human spirit. This classic tragedy remains relevant to this day, captivating attention with its frankness and philosophical content.