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Shakespeare's tragedies are tragic because * A. Characters are generally mean B. Sad things happen to kind people C. Character's are wounded for doing the right thing D. The bad guys win
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Shakespeare's tragedies are tragic because *

A. Characters are generally mean
B. Sad things happen to kind people
C. Character's are wounded for doing the right thing
D. The bad guys win

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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

his main factors in all of his work was the tragic hero, good vs evil, and the hero's tragic flaw.

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Step-by-step explanation:

C. Characte's are wounde for doing the rigt thing

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