A Tragedy's Hero

William · Shakespeare's play "Othello" is a story of duality and impulsiveness, it animates complicated characters. Othello of the protagonist prove to be a typical tragic hero by understanding the necessary elements. Aristotle defined a tragic hero as one of his nobles, but he experienced misfortune and committed a crime because of his free will, but this misfortune is not completely cause or cause. Absolute loss. Since the hero experienced awakening of unpleasant facts while accepting failures (Arp and Johnson).

The tragedy of Shakespeare is the story of a man - the hero (or the hero and heroine in the tragedy of love). This story led to the death of the hero. The story depicts troubles of the hero in his life before his death. This annoying period usually occurs after the period of prosperity, happiness or glory. Suffering and disasters are also special. They came to a prominent person. This particular suffering and disaster affects the protagonist and often extends beyond him to make the scene the main cause of tragic stories and tragic emotions. It makes us feel we are helpless because of blind and helpless power. This is the concept of the medieval tragedy. The tragic concept of Shakespeare is greater than this, beyond that.

In the tragedy of Shakespeare, the hero usually dies with the opponent. The death of a hero is not an ordinary death; it involves the loss of an intelligent, sincere, intelligent, noble, and kind person in particular. In tragedy, this loss is called "tragic waste" when good and evil are destroyed together. The tragedy of Shakespeare always contains a kind of tragic waste. Hamlet is a perfect example of tragic waste. Even if Hamlet succeeded in eradicating the evil of Denmark, he sacrificed his death. In this case Shan (Hamlet) was destroyed with evil (Claudius). They did not win either. Instead, they failed together.

According to Aristotle's view of the tragedy, a tragic hero must bear his own mistake. This is often referred to as a "tragic defect" and can be applied to every feature that causes the hero to be defeated. Hamlet is a tragic hero, but Hamlet of Prince Shakespeare in Denmark can be regarded as a tragedy of Aristotle. The defect of Hamlet which died according to Aristotle's tragic principle was that he could not act. This defect in Hamlet penetrates