Which archetype do the two passages have in common?

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The archetype that the two passages have common is notably The Tragic Heroine (Option D). See the full question below.

<h3>Who is an Archetype?</h3>

An archetype is a recurring feeling, character type, or event in the human experience.

An archetype in the arts offers an initial sense of familiarity, allowing an audience member to relate to an event or character without having to consider why.

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