Creon shows himself to be completely forthright, direct and calm. His personality shows when Oedipus blames him for conspiracy. Rather than getting distraught at his distrustful brother by marriage, Creon offers a discerning clarification concerning why he has no longing for Oedipus' crown.
The way Creon responds to Oedipus's accusations show that his character<em> is calm and rational.</em> He is a moderate person who values thinking and who does not want to act impulsively. Oedipus has accused Creon of trying to conspire against him to overthrow him. He thinks he is plotting against him with the help of Tiresias. Oedipus wants Creon to be murdered. On the other hand, Creon wants Oedipus to be rational. He tries to get him to calm down and accept that he is concocting fantasies, and that he has no evidence of any conspiracy against his person.
