The hero's downfall is caused by their own actions.

The hero is a victim of fate or external forces.

The hero's suffering brings about a greater good.

The hero's death is a source of entertainment for the audience.

They are of noble birth or high social status.

They possess exceptional qualities or abilities.

They are doomed to suffer and die.

They are responsible for their own downfall.

To entertain the audience.

To teach moral lessons.

To arouse pity and fear.

To provide a sense of catharsis.

Love.

Loss.

Betrayal.

Redemption.

Tragedies end in death, while comedies end in marriage.

Tragedies are about serious subjects, while comedies are about lighthearted subjects.

Tragedies arouse pity and fear, while comedies arouse laughter.

All of the above.

Oedipus Rex.

Hamlet.

Macbeth.

All of the above.

Fate is the ultimate cause of the hero's downfall.

Fate is a minor factor in the hero's downfall.

Fate is irrelevant to the hero's downfall.

The role of fate in the hero's downfall is ambiguous.

The audience feels pity and fear for the hero.

The audience feels a sense of catharsis.

The audience is entertained by the hero's suffering.

All of the above.

The hero's death is a punishment for their sins.

The hero's death is a sacrifice that benefits others.

The hero's death is a source of tragedy and sorrow.

All of the above.

The tragic hero's story shows that humans are flawed and capable of great suffering.

The tragic hero's story shows that humans are capable of great achievements and overcoming adversity.

The tragic hero's story shows that humans are ultimately doomed to failure.

All of the above.

The tragic hero is a timeless figure who continues to be relevant to audiences today.

The tragic hero is a relic of the past and is no longer relevant to modern audiences.

The tragic hero is a controversial figure who is both admired and reviled.

All of the above.

The concept of the tragic hero can help us understand the suffering of others.

The concept of the tragic hero can help us learn from our own mistakes.

The concept of the tragic hero can help us appreciate the beauty of life.

All of the above.

The increasing complexity of modern life.

The decline of traditional values.

The rise of individualism.

All of the above.

We can learn about the dangers of hubris.

We can learn about the importance of humility.

We can learn about the power of fate.

All of the above.

The tragic hero will continue to be a relevant figure in literature and drama.

The tragic hero will become less relevant as society changes.

The tragic hero will disappear entirely.

It is impossible to predict the future of the tragic hero.