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"Proper" tragedies may have a main character from everyday life, such as a farmer

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The answer is FALSE on Odyssey ware. Picture to prove it is somewhere on this answer

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"Proper" tragedies may have a main character from everyday life, such as-example-1
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True

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According to Aristotle, in order to experience compassion and fear, the protagonist must be someone who, no matter how distinguished by virtue and justice, does not fall prey to misfortune due to vice and bad, which occurs to him due to some error. The transmutation of good luck into misfortune must be caused not by the badness of the character, but by a great mistake.

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