In antigone, haemon emerges as a defender of the citizens' cause in the face of his father’s tyranny. which lines in this excerpt from the play reflect haemon’s respect for the theban citizens’ opinions?

You did not add excerpt but most famous lines of haemon as a defender of people are lines  734-742

haemon
the theban commons with one voice say, no.
creon
what, shall the mob dictate my policy?
haemon
'tis thou, methinks, who speakest like a boy.
creon
am i to rule for others, or myself?
haemon
a state for one man is no state at all.
creon
the state is his who rules it, so 'tis held.
haemon
as monarch of a desert thou wouldst shine.
creon
this boy, methinks, maintains the woman's cause.
haemon
if thou be'st woman, yes. my thought's for thee.
creon
o reprobate, would'st wrangle with thy sire?