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Aristotlean Tragedy Tragedy is a representation of an action that is worth serious attention, complete in itself, and some amplitude. Tragedy is presented by means of pity and fear bringing about the purgation of such emotions. Tragedy has six constituents : plot, character, diction, thought, spectacle and song. The medium of representation must be song and diction Thought and character are the two natural causes of actions The most important is the plot, the ordering of the incidents; for tragedy is a representation, not of men, but of action and life, of happiness and unhappiness. SCOPE OF THE PLOT: allows of a change from misery to happiness or from happiness to misery is the proper limit of length to be observed.

Sabina by Severino Montano The drama started with the mourning of the characters. W

8. There is a change from ignorance to knowledge, and it leads either to love or to hatred between persons destined for good or ill fortune. 9. Commos is a passage of lament in which both chorus and actors take part. 10. CHARACTERS: * The characters should be good. * The portrayal should be appropriate. * The characters should be lifelike. * The characters should be consistent. 11. DISCOVERY/SPECTACLE: * Is brought about by the incidents themselves

The initial misery in the story is when Sabinas mother died then it shifted to happy scenes that show Sabinas deep love for Mr. George but when she learned that he is married with another woman she took her life. Sabina didnt know that Mr. George is already married with another woman and when she learned it she killed herself. Reciting the novena in the first part of the play for the death of Sabinas mother. Example: Sabina

Sabina revealed to Mr. George that she was pregnant, because of this incident Mr. George had no choice but to say to Sabina that he was already married.