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To what extent can Lear be described as a tragic hero by the end of act 1

To what extent can Lear be described as a tragic hero by the end of act 1
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To what extent can Lear be described as a tragic hero by the end of act 1

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Lear can be seen as a tragic hero in Act 1 because he experiences a downfall due to his tragic flaw, pride.
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