What do good tragedies have in common?

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Answer: All good tragedies have one huge distinctive similarity; the heartbreak it ensues. No matter what tragedy one might experience, they have something in common with all other who have experienced their own tragedy. While the single tragedies we experience alone are confined to our experience and causes as to why the tragedy happened however, what all have in common through tragedy is heart break even though it was caused by unique things, the heart break is indentical.

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