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How do comedies differ from tragedies?
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How do comedies differ from tragedies?
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comedies are meant to be humorous while tragedies usually are sad
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Comedies are funny (or meant to be), making people happy and laugh. Tragedies on the other hand, means something terrible happened like your house got hit by a natural disaster, making you sad, and maybe cry. Hope this helps!
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