However, as the play unfolds, the chorus changes, siding with Antigone's view that following the decrees of the gods is right, abandoning their arrogance ( Sophocles 41). Nemesis appears to take no notice of their actions at any point, and while they attempt to advise Creon as senators, not challenge him, siding with Antigone does not bring them into line with his arrogance; they are arguing for what they see to be right, and in a way that honors and reveres what is right, unlike Antigone or