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    Aristotle’s Tragic Hero In order to fulfill the requirements of a tragic hero‚ a hero or a heroine must have certain characteristics. For example‚ they are required to be a member of royalty‚ be neither completely good nor completely bad‚ they have to be responsible for their own downfall due to a hamartia and lastly they need to realize their mistakes and accept their consequences. In Antigone‚ there are two main characters that fit the criteria of a tragic hero‚ but only the protagonist‚ Antigone meets

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    Who Is Jason A Hero

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    “Medea”‚ another stereotypical myth where the woman is seen as the antagonist‚ and the male protagonist as the “hero”. This myth tells of a woman‚ Medea‚ and how she seeks revenge on her former spouse‚ Jason. She is upset with Jason because of the oath he breaks with her. Before they actually get married‚ Jason was on a quest to retrieve the golden fleece. He arrives in Colchis‚ where meets Aeëtes and his daughter‚ Medea. She is struck by Cupid’s arrow‚ which makes her fall in love with Jason. Aeëtes

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    Who Is Odysseus A Hero

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    I’m sure that most of you had learned about the Odyssey in History class‚ right? This story is about how Odysseus is a hero in the story just like how my dad is a hero in my own life. Odysseus is a brave‚ courageous man that has his own opinion about everything. My dad is a man that doesn’t let people bring him down with their opinion. He is determined with sharing Jesus and his heart is like gold. Just like Odysseus‚ my dad has trials in life. In Odysseus’ life one of the things he dealt with was

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    Macbeth as a tragic hero and that the murder may or may not be entirely his fault. In your answer consider the role of the witches‚ Lady Macbeth‚ Macbeth’s indecision and his fatal flaw‚ ambition. You must support your answer with specific reference to and quotes from the play. The play‚ "Macbeth" by Shakespeare is entirely focused on the main character‚ Macbeth. In this play there are many complex themes and symbols that ties in with Macbeth’s character. One particular debate is on whether

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    else’s. Beowulf the bravest warrior of all time‚ slayer of all things evil‚ the strongest of all man ever put on God’s earth. Beowulf the man who conquered giants‚ swam in waters infested with sea monster and killed them‚ the killer of Grendal and his mother‚ future King of the Geats‚ dragon slayer. Beowulf more courageous than any other man or women‚ who held honor to the highest esteem. Beowulf was ‚superior‚ the man above all men. Beowulf showed all these great traits constantly through action

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    Who Is Trocme A Hero

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    leader. Thesis: In my opinion‚ André Trocmé was the driving force of the village of Le Chambon. Without his preaching or help‚ Le Chambon today probably won’t be known as the famous refugee-helping town. Rescuer Before He/ She Was a Hero: Even before André Trocmé was a hero‚ he was a leader‚ Trocmé was born in 1901 in St. Quentin‚ France. He lived until 1971. He was 70 years old. In his late teens and early twenties‚ Trocmé de seminary work in Paris and completed graduate school at Union Theological

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    Theodore Ryken was a great man. He did great things for people. He was seen and considered a hero to many. He is a hero because of his actions‚ background‚ and life that follows the heroic archetype. Theodore Ryken is from an obscure and mysterious origin. Theodore Ryken was born in “Elshout‚ North Brabant‚ Holland in August 30‚ 1797”. He was born in a middle class family who passionate and devoted catholics parents. Theodore Ryken shortly at a young age faced loneliness. Theodore Ryken parents both

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    that is central to the play.As for Brutus‚ the term "hero" can be misleading.  We tend to think of a hero as someone who swoops in and saves the day‚ someone we would like to emulate.  A super-hero is a good example of this sort of hero.  However‚ if you consider the definition of tragic hero as it was described by the Greek philosopher Aristotle in hisPoetics‚ then we have a very different definition of "hero."As defined by Enotes‚ a tragic hero is the main character in a tragedy. The modern use of

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    Who Is Gilgamesh A Hero

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    throughout the epic as “two-thirds God‚ one-third man.” This lineage is extremely relevant‚ as Gilgamesh’s parentage is directly related to his lack of moral integrity. Although Gilgamesh may have completed quests that require bravery‚ he is not a hero in the conventional sense as he does not exhibit the selflessness that is found in modern heroes.

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    In his work Nature and Elements of Tragedy‚ Aristotle outlined the characteristics needed in order to create a compelling tragic hero. He states that this particular character must be "better than we are‚" a man who is superior to the average man in some way. At the same time‚ a tragic hero must evoke both pity and fear among the audience‚ causing each member to experience a feeling of catharsis‚ or strong emotion. According to Aristotle‚ the best way to achieve this effect is to accurately portray

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