which element of a shakespearean tragedy does romeo represent in act v, scene iii of romeo and juliet?\n○ a…

which element of a shakespearean tragedy does romeo represent in act v, scene iii of romeo and juliet?\n○ a flawed hero\n○ a devious trickster\n○ a wise mentor\n○ a violent foil

which element of a shakespearean tragedy does romeo represent in act v, scene iii of romeo and juliet?\n○ a flawed hero\n○ a devious trickster\n○ a wise mentor\n○ a violent foil

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Brief Explanations:

In Shakespearean tragedy, the hero often has a flaw that leads to their down - fall. Romeo's impetuosity and haste in Act V, scene iii (like his hasty decision to kill himself believing Juliet to be dead) are his flaws. He is the central character and a hero of the play, fitting the role of a flawed hero.

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A. a flawed hero