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English

 

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John W

 

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August 21, 2014

 

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Miller wanted to write a play in a modern version of a Greek Tragedy( a tragedy features individuals who become enmeshed in a terrible fate), with an ordinary tragic hero( a tragic hero is a central character who is led by fate towards a destiny that cannot be escaped). The play features a lot of loss, sadness and a tragedy always ends with a death no matter what; in this play the central character is Eddie Carbone; he is the protagonist( tragic hero), where then is bound to die...
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Miller wanted to write a play in a modern version of a Greek Tragedy( a tragedy features individuals who become enmeshed in a terrible fate), with an ordinary tragic hero( a tragic hero is a central character who is led by fate towards a destiny that cannot be escaped). The play features a lot of loss, sadness and a tragedy always ends with a death no matter what; in this play the central character is Eddie Carbone; he is the protagonist( tragic hero), where then is bound to die...
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