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The audience must feel pity or fear towards him.
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This applies to Oedipus because he killed his father, and slept with his mother/wife.
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This applies to Oedipus because his mom pierced his feet together when he was a baby.
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The tragic hero must have a reversal in fortune.
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This applies to Oedipus because when he was a baby Apollo told Laius that his own son would murder him and marry his wife.
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He is not an ordinary man, he must have an outstanding greatness.
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This applies to Oedipus because he saved the city of Thebes, and after he became the king of Thebes, people asked for his help.
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This applies to Oedipus because everyone from the city of Thebes respects him, and they asked him to be the king.
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The tragic hero must have a tragic flaw that leads to their downfall.
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This applies to Oedipus because after helping the citizens, and trying to figure out who the murderer was he found out that he was the murderer.
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The tragic hero should not fail his duty or actions.
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This applies to Oedipus because if he fails, the citizens of Thebes will lose respect in him.
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A tragic hero should be responsible for his actions.
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This applies to Oedipus because thousands of lives are on Oedipus' hands.
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No matter how hard you try to change your fate, it will always be the same.
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Sometimes is better to not know your true identity
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Committing suicide only makes things more complicated.
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