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Reigning_King posted...

I appreciate the detailed responses but I have to say that I'm not necessarily looking for the absolute most tragic tragedy, just which of these opinions is the most tragic in this groups. The reason the endings aren't really mentioned except in D and E (and somewhat vaguely at that) is because the endings might not be tragic at all. I have to disagree with Zeus that a tragedy is made by the ending though, like a miserable story that ends happily would still count in my book just like a happy story with a downer ending wouldn't, but that's whatever. I guess we could think of it like "Upper case Tragedy" and "lower case tragedy" or something.

Then you're not really looking for a tragedy. You just want a sad or dark story, possibly a drama of some description set in a fantasy world so you don't have to bother doing any research for a real-world setting. Granted, a few of those just read out like almost unremarkable romance stories so maybe that's what you're actually going for.


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