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The Tragic Hero Usually there is only one Experience extreme suffering and calamity Often has a fatal flaw in character Shakespeare’s tragic hero is, at some point torn by an inward struggle or conflict Shakespeare’s tragic heroes are men of rank. They fall unexpectedly from a high place, a place of glory, or honour, or joy. The audience feels woe and pity. His fate affects the welfare of the entire nation or empire.

The Tragic Pattern Calendar BEGIN: A Man of High Estate A flaw in Character Intrusion of Time and a Sense of urgency Mis-readings and Rationalizations CHAOS: Murder, Exile, Alienation of Enemies and Allies Gradual isolation of the Tragic Hero Mobilization of the Opposition Tragic Recognition of the flaw by the tragic Hero too late Last, courageous attempt to restore lost honor/greatness Audience recognizes his potential for greatness Death of the tragic hero Restoration of order