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    In classical tragedy, the reversal is that moment in which the protagonist's fortunes change irrecoverably for the worse. After the suspense ends, the denouement unwinds previous tension and helps provide closure. The very trait we admire in a tragic hero is the same trait that brings about the hero's downfall.

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    In classical tragedy, the reversal is that moment in which the protagonist's fortunes change irrecoverably for the worse. After the suspense ends, the denouement unwinds previous tension and helps provide closure. The very trait we admire in a tragic hero is the same trait that brings about the hero's downfall.

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    The moment of reversal is also called the peripeteia.

    In
    classical tragedy, the reversal is that moment in which the
    protagonist's fortunes change irrecoverably for the worse.
    Frequently, the very trait we admire in a tragic hero is the
    same trait that brings about the hero's downfall.
    After the suspense ends, the
    denouement unwinds previous
    tension and helps provide closure.

    The moment of reversal is also called the peripeteia. In
    classical tragedy, the reversal is that moment in which the
    protagonist's fortunes change irrecoverably for the worse.
    Frequently, the very trait we admire in a tragic hero is the
    same trait that brings about the hero's downfall.
    After the suspense ends, the
    denouement unwinds previous
    tension and helps provide closure.

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