Why does the tragic hero often appear admirable despite flaws?
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Correct answer: Because virtues and imperfections genuinely coexist within them
The coexistence of genuine virtues and significant weaknesses makes the tragic hero compelling and sympathetic. Admiration for the hero persists even as their flaws cause irreversible harm.
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