1. Othello as the Quintessencial Tragic Hero
... identified with the aforementioned tragic hero. He has despicable rivals, respect from those around him, an important position, a romantic interest, strength and courage, and most importantly a tragic flaw. These traits are not only resounding themes throughout the play, but they also have set a precedent in ... role does not have the necessary characteristics? Some of the major ideal traits of any hero, never mind a tragic hero, are strength, courage and assertiveness. Without these, what point does the aforementioned battle between good and evil do? These traits help create a formidab...
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