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Which choice best explains how characters in this excerpt exemplify elements of Greek tragedy?
A.
As the tragic hero, Orestes suffers a fall from grace when he agrees to Aegisthus.
B.
As the protagonist, Orestes struggles to resolve the conflict between the antagonists Electra and Aegisthus.
C.
As the protagonist, Electra seeks resolution for the wrongs done to her by the antagonist, Aegisthus.
D.
As the tragic hero, Aegisthus loses his status with the people of Argolis as a result of an error in judgment.
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Electra functions as the protagonist driving the action—seeking justice for her father's murder—while Aegisthus serves as the antagonist who wronged her, which fits central elements of Greek tragedy.
Electra functions as the protagonist driving the action—seeking justice for her father's murder—while Aegisthus serves as the antagonist who wronged her, which fits central elements of Greek tragedy.
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