Creon and Drew Barrymore: Tragic Heros

Tragic flaws, fatal flaws, Hamathia, personality flaws - people can call whatever they want but eventually a tragic defect is a personal mistake that will destroy him. People with tragic defects are called heroes of tragedy. However, there are several components that make up such a person. One idea is that the tragic hero of the story is usually dynamic and they have changed at least once in the entire story. An example of a tragic hero is King Kingon in Antigon's play, but real people can also be regarded as tragic heroes.

As a tragic hero of Antigone, Kryon compares the two roles of Antigone, Antigone, Kryon and determines the identity of the tragic hero of this story. In order to identify the tragic hero of Sophocles' famous drama "Antigon", you first need to consider the elements and traits of Greek tragedy to define a tragic hero. The definition of Aristotle's tragedy is as follows. "Tragedy is a story that brings a hero from happiness to pain because of fatal flaws and mistakes.

In Sophocles play "Antigone", it is easy to believe that Antigone is a tragedy hero, but you can actually prove, the king of Thevec Cleon is actually a tragedy hero. I believe it is possible to believe that when Cleon is called a tragic hero, called Antigone Cleon. Meanwhile, the theater named Antigone theater can be synthesized as a hero of one or wrong idea, more of ignorance and personal obstacles, and guilty tragedy of duty, to a dynamic tragic journey to the audience Brought a twist to guide The shape of the downfall recognized their mistakes. Homer's "Iliad" in Achilles is said to be a tragedy hero "because it shows" "fatal ignorance," "It shows a fatal ignorance," he will go out, prompting the environment ___ ___ 0 Achilles is a tragic hero