How did Antigone anger Juno?

In classical mythology, Antigone does not directly anger Juno (Hera), as her story primarily revolves around themes of family loyalty and defiance against Creon’s edict in Sophocles' play. Juno, the Roman equivalent of Hera, is often associated with the protection of marriage and family, and while she may not have a direct role in Antigone's narrative, the tensions surrounding familial duty and divine law can reflect broader themes that might resonate with her character. Thus, any anger attributed to Juno would be more thematic than a direct conflict.