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Tragic Hero_1

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Tragic Hero_1
Hamartia
- fueled by
- His decisions only affect the
- Family
- Common Man
Tragic Hero
- the protagonist will cause their own misfortune
- "He must be 'better than we are,' a man who is superior to the average man in some way" ( ClassicNote on Oedipus Rex / Oedipus the King).
- OEDIPUS
- King of Thebes
- "World-famous Oedipus": The only man clever enough to solve the riddle of the Sphinx
- Hubris
- lies about his pay and how popular he is at various work locations
- Job
- Stimulates his suicide
- Job
- They cannot accept the reality that is the
- Truth
- as a result they are
- Morally Blind
- Lack of Self Awareness leads to an
- Identity Crisis
- lies to his family and friend
- Creating an Identity
- American Dream
- Ben
- desires to become prosperous by mere charisma
- "It's dark there, but full of diamonds" (MIller, 1949)
- Ben
- American Dream
- Creating an Identity
- Discovers his true birth
- King and Queen of Corinth are his adoptive parents
- Loosing an Identity
- Jocasta had her baby's feet bound and left him exposed to die in the mountains
- Son of Laius
- Loosing an Identity
- Prophecies
- Loosing an Identity
- King and Queen of Corinth are his adoptive parents
- lies to his family and friend
- Identity Crisis
- Ignores the oracle of Apollo's
- Prophecy
- to the truth of his and his family's sucess
- Crashed his Studebaker
- Lack of Self Awareness leads to an
- Morally Blind
- suffer from
- Identity Crisis
- son of Laius
- Married to his mother
- Sinned against
- children will be mocked and judged due to his mistake
- Incest
- Family
- Family
- OEDIPUS
- guilt causes
- Physical Blindness
- Family
- Greek Gods
- wrote the
- Prophecies
- wrote the
- children will be mocked and judged due to his mistake
- Sinned against
- His children will be mocked and judged due to his mistake
- Murdered his father
- defies the gods
- Married to his mother
- He will never be a successdul salesman
- Job
- Willy's sons will never become successful
- Family
- Affair
- Stimulates his suicide
- Money
- American Dream
- Suicide
- Crashed his Studebaker
- Death
- "It's dark there, but full of diamonds" (MIller, 1949)
- Death
- Crashed his Studebaker
- Money
- Sons
- "Be liked and you will never want" (Miller, 1949).
- Biff: "Will you let me go for Christ’s sake? Will you take that phony dream and burn it before something happens? (Miller,Act 2).
- Family
- He will never be able to repay his wife for her affection and care
- Affair
- Money
- Affair
- Doomed Fate
- Crashed his Studebaker
- Pathos
- Crashed his Studebaker
- Gauges his eyes out achieving
- Physical Blindness
- Loosing an Identity
- Physical Blindness
- as a result they are
- Truth
- lies about his pay and how popular he is at various work locations
- King of Thebes
- Hubris
- Thebes
- His decisions affect all of
- Hamartia
- His decisions affect all of
- "World-famous Oedipus": The only man clever enough to solve the riddle of the Sphinx
- King of Thebes
- OEDIPUS
- "A small man can be just as exhausted as a great man" (Miller , 1949).
- WILLY LOMAN
- "He must be 'better than we are,' a man who is superior to the average man in some way" ( ClassicNote on Oedipus Rex / Oedipus the King).
- the protagonist will cause their own misfortune
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- Mapa Mental sobre Tragic Hero_1, criado por puggysimon em 20-10-2014.
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- Criado por puggysimon · 20 out 2014
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