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Tragic Hero · English Literature

Why is the tragic hero usually of high rank?

  1. To ensure an obvious comic contrast for the audience
  2. To amplify the consequences of the fall
  3. To deliberately limit the audience's sympathy throughout
  4. To simplify the overall narrative arc of the plot
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Correct answer: To amplify the consequences of the fall

High rank magnifies the consequences of the hero's fall. The collapse affects not only the individual but also the wider community, making the tragedy resonate on a social scale.

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