Question

Shakespeare portrays Hamlet as a man who falls from a high status, which makes Hamlet an example of a(n): chaotic hero antagonist static character tragic hero

Answer 1

Answer:

tragic hero

Explanation:

In literature, a tragic hero is a spirited character who is predestined to undergo his or her own destruction or disgrace. In Shakespeare's "Hamlet," the protagonist is the heir to the throne, but his father's suspicious death and his mother's marriage to his uncle lead him to a spiral of suffering. Thus, he is unable to take revenge and his actions inevitable take him to defeat.

Answer 2

This makes Hamlet an example of a tragic hero.

What is a tragic hero?

• A tragic hero is a character who has heroic characteristics, but has a sad and melancholy ending.

• Hamlet tries to do good and promote good deeds, but he causes suffering not only for himself, but for other characters.

This causes Hamlet, with his heroic bearing and positive status, to suffer serious downfalls that lead to his downfall and cause him to have an unmotivated and dark end.

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