Applied Operations Mgt. Afflictions - Psych. The writer argues that while the three plays are, of course, totally different as to plot and characterization, they also have points of similarity. While such things as deception, murder and revenge create the prime motivating factors for tragedy, when these factors combine with the intense feelings that occur within familial relationships, they serve to intensify the tragic aspects of a narrative line. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Each character was undeniably heroic and each based their standards of behavior on ideals much larger than their own individuality. No additional sources cited. A 3 page paper looking at the way the Roman ideals of heroism are reflected in Vergil s Aeneid, particularly in the characters of Aeneas and Turnus. The paper argues that warfare was a means of defending and aggrandizing the state, and the role of the hero was to work toward this end, regardless of what it may have cost him from a personal standpoint. No additional sources.