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Tragedy is an event that causes unpleasing/damaging emotions that does not have a very happy ending. It is something that you will remember forever. In literature when I think of Romeo and Juliet I think of a tragedy event.

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I believe that Peter Pan is a tragic figure because Peter stopped believing in Tinker Bell which caused her magic and light to slowly fade away. He begin to choose Wendy Darling over Tinkerbell. Peter liked the Darlings because of the stories that they told about him and the Pirates. Tinker bell helped Peter even though he has treated her wrong. It was then at the end that Peter believed in fairies.

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I would define tragedy in a way of comparison to how I would define a tragic hero. Tragic heroes such as Hercules, and Achillies how are displayed in greek myth with bravery and strength but lack emotional feelings that confront their outer appearance. Another person which I can refer to as a tragic hero perhaps is Krillin from dragon ball. Krillin is a human from earth but with great combat power, unlike any earthling. Unlike the Saiyan race, or any race outside of earth he's weaker compared to them. I believe he can be portrayed as so since his courage and traits are in the right place, but usually is defeated or killed due to his limited breaking point where he can't surpass certain criteria that other alien races exceed him in like when Frieza killed him.

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Well my tragic figure would have to be Jay Gatsby from "The Great Gatsby". Gatsby achieved the accpetance of soiety with his background story and how he earned what he had then and everyone around him loved him and talked about hik which he loved. But then he failed at the love he so desperatly wated from Daisy because no matter how loved by society he was Daisy did not acknowledge how in Love Gatsby was with her and tragically the life he had built for himself ended with his death after george had killed him for the accident that Daisy caused but in the end Gatsby is the one who eneded up paying for eveything with his life.

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I believe that tragedy is an event that causes downfall from an accidental or purposeful disaster. For instance an unexpected outcome for the main character of a story.

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I would consider Leslie Burke a tragic figure. She was a protagonist from a book called "Bridge of Terabithia." In the book, Leslie was a very spontaneous young girl, who had many big dreams for the future. Unfortunately, there was a sudden accident when her friend Jesse goes out of town, and she ended up dying. I would consider this a tragedy because Leslie was not able to live the happy life she dreamed of, and all because she went looking for Jesse that day.

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A tragic figure to me is Will Byers. Will got caught in a dramatic tragedy which he ended in him being haunted and taunted by the evil forces in the parallel universe. Ms.Wealer then tries to perform an exorcism on Will in order to rid him from the evil forces. On top of this he has a deadbeat dad who doesn't have any interest in him. For a child his age, he has plenty of terrible things occurring to him at once.

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Iron man is a tragic hero because after fighting along side the avengers he inevitably had to sacrifice himself in order to help the greater good of humanity, for example in the movie End Game Iron man decided to sacrifice himself leaving his disciple, and his family behind in order to help save the world. Due to this sacrifice he was remembered as a great hero.

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A tragic figure that is acknowledged in literature is Macbeth. He was forced to face the consequences to support his acceptance of life. Macbeth's desires and actions were powerful but yet his wife ruined them. Macbeth trusted people around the kingdom who deemed him a worthy and courageous man, still, he had the loss of consciousness to betray one of the men who appreciated him(the king).

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I define tragedy as a devastating event that typically ends up having an unhappy ending, and usually creates barriers that many people find challenging to overcome.

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A tragedy may be a drastic depressing event that may occur, to a person or a group of people, which they do not deserve. A tragic figure in literature is Oedipus, a man battling against fate to prevent his future from happening: killing his father and marrying his mother. What Oedipus does not expect is that during his drastic measures to alter his fate, he unconsciously takes the routes leading directly to that path, and ultimately ends up where destiny wanted him. He unknowingly kills his father and marries his mother until it is revealed and it is too late to change his destiny.

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I define tragedy as a disastrous event that has happened to an individual. This event can leave physiological & psychological damages. Oftentimes it's difficult for someone to get back into the flow of things right after a tragedy has happened, so they will spend some time dealing with pessimistic feelings & emotions.

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Itachi Uchiha is a tragic figure. Itachi was a hero of his village. However everyone saw him as a villain, he let himself be seen and treated as a villain in order to save his village. He was never able to live out any of his dreams because of his kind heart and loyalty to his village and love for his brother. He died not being able to live out any of his dreams.

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I tragic figure to me would be Cassie from the show Euphoria. Each episode her story line gets sadder and sadder. (I don't want to get too deep into it due to spoilers). Throughout the series Cassie crawls deeper in the rabbit hole through her choices and actions but, what makes it sad is they are all self inflicted. Her struggling with male validation, acceptance, and a warped perception of love causes her to have increasingly clouded judgement. While most people would feel bad for her character being that her father is absent and her mother being an alcoholic but her recent trouble can only be blamed on self inflicted actions. To be precise her current mental state and situation is what makes this tragic :/

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I believe that a tragedy is harming event that evokes heavy emotions such as pain and suffering. Tragedy puts people on a mental downfall as they endure such pain.

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With everything going on in the public view about Kim and Kanye, I'd classify Kanye as a tragic figure. He has never been so irrational before; posting heinous out-of-the-blue content about his wife and leaking private messages between them. He has BPD and has acted out a few times before, but never like this. If you compare old Kanye to new Kanye you can see a major difference between the two. I think the divorce with Kim took a huge toll on him due to the fact that they've been together for almost a decade and have 4 kids together. Hopefully he gets the treatment he needs--its tragic knowing his team isn't doing anything about it.

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I define tragedy as a situation that is serious but evokes distress, suffering, etc. When something is tragic, something usually goes wrong. The word tragic can also appear when people talk about normal situations or perhaps qualities about a person. In those cases, it may not be an actual tragedy, as it is used in a different manner but it garners sympathy from other people because someone's situation may not be ideal.

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i think a tragedy is an unfortunate event that has happened that can cause a lot of pain to someone or a lot of people. it can cause emotional damage such as distress, hate and the biggest of them all, suffering. the thing with kyrie is tragic because hes a really good player and can do so much with the nets but he cant because he just doesnt wanna get vaccinated. its causing the team to fall because of kd's injury and now harden wanted to leave them and he did.

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I believe Suge Knight is a tragic figure because of how the Death Row Record label collapsed after Tupac Shakur's death. He portrayed this tyrant image and instilled a great amount of fear in the music industry. His need for power and control ultimately led to his self-destruction which caused him to be arrested and sent to prison. He started the record label with Dr. Dre but over time, tension began to rise because of the east coast/ west coast beef. He then began feuding with his co-owner Dr. Dre, and that's when Death Row Records began to fall. Shortly after, Tupac had passed, Snoop Dogg left, and Suge knight went to prison.

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I think derrick Rose is a tragic figure because back in the early 2010's he was an amazing basketball player and everyone loved him(They still do)he even won mvp becoming the youngest player to ever do so, but tragedy struck in a playoff game where he tore his acl, he unfortunately never recovered his form from before his injury. His career never blossomed to what it should have and that is why I believe it is tragic.

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I believe that a tragic figure could be John Wick, from the John Wick films, because after he loses his wife, she leaves him with a pet dog who he cares about and loves very dearly. He takes this dog out with him and when people break into his house, they kill the dog, taking away the only physical memory that John had of his deceased wife. He then goes on to seek revenge for the loss of his animal. I would define a tragic figure as someone who has had a very troubling past, or who has been able to surpass tough times because as Pitbull says, "This is for everybody going through tough times, believe me, been there, done that, But everyday above ground is a great day, remember that". I believe that they are people who are always finding themselves in a troubling situation, but try and get themselves out of it.

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I think the word tragedy means an event that causes a lot of sadness and heartbreak. It could be anything ranging from a death or break up. One character that I believe is a tragic figure is Rose from the movie Titanic. I believe she is a tragic figure because she experienced the death of many people and her love.

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Tragedy to me is when something bad happens to someone who is undeserving of it. Tragedies are things that are tough to overcome and leave permanent marks. They are not regular adversity everyone faces. Tragic incidents can affect people forever.

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I think that Eli Apple is a tragic figure.He went the entire season being cocky about his conquests. He would make fun of teams he beat and boast on his success. Then at the Superbowl, he lets the winning pass through to Kupp. The teams and players he talked smack about, did the same to him because he allowed the game winning touchdown. Truly tragic

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Tragic figures to me are Romeo and Juliet. When I think tragic those are the first people I thought of because of the way they died. I define tragedy as something that causes distress or an event that causes suffering. Although they did not die in pain, their hearts went out for each other in agony.

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Hmmmm....in some ways I do think my example of Kyrie Irving could be an example of a tragic hero of sorts. I definitely think he was in a tough situation-- no one asked for there to be a "plague"; yet I also believe that basketball is a team sport and there is supposed to be no "I" in team. If he wanted to do his own thing he should have played golf.....lol.seriously though, with the support of James Harden, I do think they would be better contenders for a NBA Championship title; now, I am not sure they can pull it off. It is a kind of excessive pride to not see the sacrifices that the rest of the team made while he has separate practices and essentially gets to rest his body and stay healthy while the rest of the team not only plays without one of the best players of in the league, they have to watch as the weight of winning fell on others to the point of injury.  Now, it looks like they will all be losers, even though it didn't have to be this way. 

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Hmmmm....in some ways I do think my example of Kyrie Irving could be an example of a tragic hero of sorts. I definitely think he was in a tough situation-- no one asked for there to be a "plague"; yet I also believe that basketball is a team sport and there is supposed to be no "I" in team. If he wanted to do his own thing he should have played golf.....lol.seriously though, with the support of James Harden, I do think they would be better contenders for a NBA Championship title; now, I am not sure they can pull it off. It is a kind of excessive pride to not see the sacrifices that the rest of the team made while he has separate practices and essentially gets to rest his body and stay healthy while the rest of the team not only plays without one of the best players of in the league, they have to watch as the weight of winning fell on others to the point of injury.  Now, it looks like they will all be losers, even though it didn't have to be this way. 

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Kyrie Irving has been the talk of the town around sports and entertainment circles for his stance against the COVID-19 vaccination. Irving continues to display an extreme lack of self-awareness and overvalued self-importance. Just days after Irving posted a video where he spoke about his decision to be vaccinated, he's caught on camera at the park playing a game of football.

I guarantee you if anyone asks Kyrie about this video of him in the park, he won't understand the big issue. Irving won't do what needs to be done to join the team he's employed by to try and win a championship with his teammates. Irving and Kevin Durant are supposed to be close friends, and he's the reason KD ended up in Brookly, to begin with. Irving's shown he cares very little about anyone besides himself. Yet Kyrie is so unaware, he gets caught outside in broad daylight playing pickup ball with a bunch of random folks unvaccinated and unmasked. This dude just doesn't get it.

This is a horrible look. Nets players likely won't comment on this video publicly, but I'm sure they've realized for some time now that Kyrie Irving is only concerned about Kyrie Irving. How many times do you have to be kicked in the balls before you realize the kicker has little to no regard for your well-being? It's taken the Nets a while, but they've finally had enough. The first red flag should have been before the start of last season when Irving had the nerve to "imply" the Nets don't need a coach.

Then Irving took a nearly two-week hiatus in the middle of the season and didn't have the common decency to let anyone on the team know. During this time, Irving was spotted on a zoom call that just happened to take place while the Nets were playing. If he needed a few days, okay, take that, but a simple text message or email would have been enough, I'm sure, in this situation. But no, he couldn't be bothered to even do that. I don't have any issue with the zoom call specifically. Do you, dog. But damn, a little accountability is all anyone asks. You couldn't have face timed somebody from the Nets organization to let them know what you were dealing with at the time?

But because Irving is a public figure, and everyone has an opinion on his antics, we're all the bad guys now. He does and says what he wants no matter how misguided or silly it is, but the rest of the world is wrong for calling him on his nonsense. Yep, that makes a whole lot of freaking sense.

I can't see how any of this just blows over where the Nets' and Irving's working relationship are concerned. With all that's transpired between Kyrie and the Nets over the past year, and the disrespect he's shown not only to the front office but to his teammates (including his BFF KD), I don't see how they can hug this out and move forward if he returns to Brooklyn. Even if the NYC mandate was lifted tomorrow, I'm not sure these damages can be repaired.

Kyrie Irving is a narcissist. Make no mistake about it. Irving may say the right things (occasionally) and tell people what they want to hear, but when it comes down to it, he's out for himself. He couldn't give a damn about a virus, a worldwide pandemic, or the vaccine that can help protect from said virus. Kyrie might as well come out and say screw all of you; this flat world revolves around me. That's what he's done through his actions in the past 12 months.

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Kyrie Irving only cares about Kyrie Irving

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Kyrie Irving has been the talk of the town around sports and entertainment circles for his stance against the COVID-19 vaccination. Irving continues to display an extreme lack of self-awareness and overvalued self-importance. Just days after Irving posted a video where he spoke about his decision to be vaccinated, he's caught on camera at the park playing a game of football.