How can I justfy Antigone as a symbol of blood and family attachment?I need help for making an assignment on Antigone: Symbol of Blood and Family...

I would place my focus on the central character for whom
the drama is named.  Antigone's loyalty to her family is symbolic of her attachment to
her family.  She refuses to accept the law that Creon dictates as it goes against the
honor of her family.  She even distances herself from her lover and sister in her zeal
towards her family and attachment to it.  Antigone had always possessed a sense of
kinship with her family, remaining devoted to her father when others shunned him and
honoring the family name when others did not.  Her stance towards the law is
unflinching, regardless of consequences.  This focused and harnessed drive toward her
family justifies her as a symbol of family attachment. In The Godfather, one of the many
great scenes has Sonny, the older brother, telling Michael, the younger one, "Your
family ain't your country."  Indeed, Antigone's belief in blood being more precious than
nation is something that is demonstrated from the start of the play and continuing
towards the end of it.