Greek Tragedy Terminology
- Created by: tsh2001
- Created on: 02-05-17 21:36
| W | J | A | T | K | Q | K | N | E | P | A | T | H | O | S | E | U |
| R | M | J | O | G | F | Y | L | C | P | C | G | I | N | H | J | J |
| L | H | G | I | X | I | K | H | U | H | T | U | B | L | S | Y | V |
| A | V | F | K | V | M | L | L | A | M | Q | A | X | X | B | X | Y |
| G | O | A | N | A | G | N | O | R | I | S | I | S | C | E | U | Y |
| U | C | M | G | A | C | S | J | T | F | S | E | G | I | R | D | I |
| A | E | K | Q | N | I | L | Q | R | T | J | T | W | A | X | P | Y |
| O | U | B | W | R | B | N | H | A | C | D | E | O | W | O | Y | V |
| W | L | U | B | K | T | E | A | G | A | A | P | V | N | A | W | J |
| F | D | U | W | C | L | G | M | I | T | Q | I | Y | O | U | C | G |
| K | H | C | V | H | V | X | A | C | H | D | R | U | I | P | M | L |
| P | Y | K | Q | J | T | X | R | H | A | Y | E | A | L | L | M | G |
| H | K | E | R | Q | D | H | T | E | R | R | P | L | M | F | E | A |
| C | X | R | K | S | E | D | I | R | S | V | H | D | G | A | B | N |
| V | Q | L | Q | X | W | V | A | O | I | W | H | P | C | N | H | D |
| R | D | O | X | C | F | P | X | G | S | B | Y | D | H | M | P | G |
| S | S | M | U | R | F | A | P | U | F | E | F | V | W | D | T | S |
Clues
- A critical discovery or realisation (Climax) (11)
- A fatal flaw leading the the downfall of a tragic hero (8)
- A quality that evokes pity and/or sadness (6)
- A reversal in fortune (Generally a fall from grace) (10)
- Excessive pride or self-confidence (in a character) (6)
- The hero in the story that has the hamartia - E.g. Macbeth (6, 4)
- The process of releasing and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed emotion (in terms of the audience) (9)
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