>tragic tragedy
>sad, sorrowful, weeping
You're actually such a plebeian that you perceive the aim of tragedy as portraying misery? Has there ever been a point in your life when you experienced the freedom and glory of tragic emotion?
This is sad, I know.
I agree with him and think you're retarded.
>implying Macduff wasn't the hero
>you perceive the aim of tragedy as portraying misery?
Not necessarily, which is why I added those adjectives in order to specify.
If I was just looking for tragedies in general, I could pull up a list.
Dollhouse ?
The Bacchai, or whatever it is called in English. Very subjective because before I read it I had a juvenile and edgy "Dionysos is so kewl lol party hard" view
My diary
Cyrano De Bergerac
the last temptations of christ.
Catharina von Georgien
>Macbeth was actually a comedy
>implying comedy and tragedy don't mean the same thing