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Greek Tragedy—Exodus. Characteristics— Messenger brings news of violence/tragedy offstage (no violence ever occurred on the Greek stage) **enhances audience effect Tragic hero faces “truth” (Oedipus/Creon) Chorus reiterates theme in final quatrain.

Greek Tragedy—Exodus

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