Tragedy of the Common Man.
Across
- 3. Referring to tragedy that focuses on ordinary people rather than nobility.
- 4. The emotional response caused by threats to the hero’s dignity.
- 7. The ordinary person who can be the hero of a modern tragedy.
- 8. The hero’s desire to be treated fairly and recognized.
- 10. The social system or environment that pressures the tragic hero.
- 11. The deeper purpose behind the hero’s struggle and sacrifice.
- 12. The sense of personal worth that the tragic hero tries to defend.
- 14. The outcome when the hero cannot achieve their desired identity.
Down
- 1. A central character whose struggle reveals important human values.
- 2. The act of resisting forces that threaten personal dignity.
- 5. A serious form of drama that shows human suffering and moral struggle.
- 6. The obligation the hero feels to protect their sense of self.
- 9. What the tragic hero is willing to give up to maintain dignity.
- 13. A character’s understanding of who they are and their place in society.
- 14. A weakness or mistake that contributes to the hero’s downfall.