Question

In Shakespearean drama, the resolution, or final
plot stage, occurs in the last act. Look back at the chart you completed as you
read. Describe the events that make up the resolution of this tragedy. Do you
think this sequence of events brings the play to a satisfying conclusion? Explain.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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I think the dramatic breaks helps revolutionize the story, the comic relief made sure that the audience wouldn't lose their minds while they watched, with the suicides and sin. they needed a recall, the ending was satisfying to me because you saw 2 families make up