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Shakespeare's language, according to Johnson, is understandable. Shakespeare's characters are said to differ from one another in terms of how they use language.
Shakespeare is praised by Johnson, who says, "His theatre is the mirror of life." Johnson claims that because his plays are so realistic, we may learn useful information from them. The division of Shakespeare's plays into comedies and tragedies, in Johnson's view, is incorrect; he continues, "Shakespeare's plays are not in the rigorous and critical sense either tragedies or comedies, but compositions of a distinct kind." Eliot agrees that it is incorrect to categorize Shakespeare's dramas as tragic, comic, or historical. He believes that rational thought leads to moral thinking.
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Answer:
statement, sympathy, less predictable.
Explanation:
People watch tragic scenes b/c they feel sympathy for the characters. They understand whatever the person in story is going through must be horrible. Tragedy tells you how to feel about a character by building their story. Also, tragedy makes the stories less predictable and less boring. If there is nothing different to move the story forward and all conflicts end the same way, it would become boring to watch/read.
For example: The fault in our stars is a tragic movie but we love it because of the story and tragedy in it.
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