Shakespeare

1. The idea that actions eventually bring results back to the person who made them.
3. A disastrous event causing exceptional suffering.
8. Ghosts or witches influencing events.
9. The inner nature of a person that shapes their actions.
11. The sense that someone is heading toward a fall they can’t escape.
13. The play was almost always non religious or _______.
14. The fate, destiny or unpredictable force that raises or destroys characters.
15. A character is carried away by a feeling that makes them act without thinking.
17. The struggle between opposing forces, often both internal and external.
18. The force which decides events beyond human control.
19. The political setting of Hamlet.
20. The idea that characters cause much of their own suffering.

2. A state of sleepwalking, that appears in Shakespearean tragedy.
4. A disturbed mental state that increases pathos.
5. Abnormal mental visions influencing characters.
6. The sense of lost human greatness in a tragedy.
7. The central character whose actions and flaws create the tragedy.
10. The final disastrous event that ends the tragedy.
12. Prosperity and adversity being distributed in proportion to the merits of the agents.
16. A dramatic story ending in the hero’s death and filled with suffering.