How does Haemon feel about execution in

Haemon is against the execution of Antigone. He believes that she should be spared because she is innocent of any crime and because she is his fiancée. He argues that the law should not be applied blindly, and that there are circumstances in which it is just to disobey the law. He also believes that Antigone's punishment is disproportionate to her crime, and that it is a cruel and unjust act.