Which statement by Haemon foreshadows a future event? "Then she will die and, dying, destroy another." What is Antigone specific punishment?

What does Haemon seem to be foreshadowing?

What event is foreshadowed at the end of the scene between Creon and Haemon? 27. When Haemon says that one life will cause another. This is implying that Haemon will take his own life if Creon kills Antigone.

What is the point that Haemon is attempting?

What is the point that Haemon is attempting to make to Creon by the analogies of the tree and the ship? Haemon is showing the need for flexibility and the value that humans have the ability to reason.