Conventions of Tragedies (English)

Conventions of Tragedies (English) (9 Cards)
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1	At the beginning of the play…..	The tragic hero should be more noble than evil.
2	What does the tragic hero experience?	A downfall as a result of the interaction between his or her flaw and fate.
3	What does the tragic hero often become?	A kind of scapegoat linked to tragos outcast from their society.
4	What plays some roles in the events of a play?	Fate or Fortune.
5	What should the audience experience?	Catharsis at the end of the play.
6	What should the tragic hero be?	Important like a nobleman of Royal in his or her society.
7	What should the tragic hero have?	A fatal flaw.
8	Where does the word tragedy originate from?	The Ancient Greek ‘tragos’ which is goat.
9	Who was Aristotle?	From 384 to 320 2BC he was a very important ancient Greek thinker and teacher whose poetics outline the conventions of tragedy.