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Definition: - A comic tragedy with elements of farce, drama, and comedy.<0x0A>- A play that takes its cue from traditional comic storytelling, often employing physical humor, mime, and physical comedy.
Definition: - A comic tragedy, where the characters are funny or absurd. - Involving a hero who is both humorous and tragic.
Definition: A drama or similar work, in which the main character is brought to ruin or otherwise suffers the extreme consequences of some tragic flaw or weakness of character.
Alright class, settle down, let’s take a look today, At a word that carries sorrow, come what may. We're talking about “tragedy,” a weighty theme, Let's break it down, like a bright summer beam! The dictionary tells us, with precision true, It’s more than just sadness, for me and for you. It’s a story, a play, or perhaps even a song, Where the hero – or heroine – doesn't quite belong. They stumble and fall, they make a fatal mistake, Their downfall is certain; for goodness sake! "A tragic flaw," it says with clever grace, A weakness of character, impacting their space. Perhaps pride too strong, or maybe a fear, That leads to destruction, crystal clear. So tragedy isn't just feeling blue and low, It’s a consequence born from choices they bestow. Think Hamlet’s revenge, Macbeth’s wicked deed, These stories show us what tragedy does indeed! Do you have any questions? Let’s discuss with glee, To truly understand this weighty decree!