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Tragedy is a serious form of storytelling where characters face unavoidable downfall or loss, exemplified by classics like the Punjabi tale of Heer Ranjha. These stories matter because they are regarded as among the greatest works of literature and culture, preserving important values and emotional truths within a society.
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La tragedia es una forma literaria, teatral o dramática del lenguaje solemne, cuyos personajes protagónicos son ilustres y se ven enfrentados de manera misteriosa, invencible e inevitable, a causa de un error fatal o condición de carácter (la llamada hamartia) contra un destino fatal ‘[fatum]', hado o sino) los dioses, generando un conflicto cuyo final es irremediablemente triste: la destrucción del [héroe] protagonista, quien muere o enloquece.
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