Question

1 (05 04 mc)
which of the following is not a characteristic of a shakespearean tragedy? (2 points)
a tragic hero with a tragic flaw
an internal and external struggle with good and evil
supernatural elements that are often ignored
unrealistic happy endings that happen out of nowhere

Explanation:

Shakespearean tragedies typically feature a tragic hero with a flaw (e.g., Hamlet's indecision), internal and external struggles (e.g., Macbeth's moral conflict), and supernatural elements (e.g., ghosts in Hamlet). They do not have unrealistic happy endings; instead, they end in disaster or death for the protagonist.

Answer:

Unrealistic happy endings that happen out of nowhere