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Trope Talk: Tragedy 

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@OverlySarcasticProductions
@OverlySarcasticProductions 3 года назад
By popular demand, the "Monologuing Is Not A Victimless Crime" quote is now on our Redbubble! (and it hits different on a mask, just saying 👀) www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/69582709 -R
@harmonetheanimationaddict4419
@harmonetheanimationaddict4419 3 года назад
That was quick.
@sebastianwinters9864
@sebastianwinters9864 3 года назад
Woooo!
@cartoonishidealism582
@cartoonishidealism582 3 года назад
You guys work fast
@Tacom4ster
@Tacom4ster 3 года назад
Great episode, though I was hoping references to gangster narratives like Scarface and Breaking Bad
@nunyobidniz
@nunyobidniz 3 года назад
Mask ordered 😀
@VXMasterson
@VXMasterson 3 года назад
"Kung Fu Panda 2 is a deliberate Greek Tragedy if you look at it from the antagonist's perspective" if my new favorite take
@fishkittywhiskers5433
@fishkittywhiskers5433 Год назад
that movie slaps on so many levels
@thisgoddamusernamestoodamnlong
@@fishkittywhiskers5433 Jack Black is one of the best voice actors of our time, and not enough people acknowledge that.
@brandondavidson4085
@brandondavidson4085 Год назад
The entire trilogy was a well-planned and well-crafted story
@rainestorm6029
@rainestorm6029 Год назад
Best takes
@liaramorganamaresana4999
@liaramorganamaresana4999 7 месяцев назад
And that's why Lord Shen's voice actor is Gary Oldman, dramatic British guy (?)
@SW017
@SW017 3 года назад
“Monologuing is not a victimless crime.” Tshirt?
@ellendavis9272
@ellendavis9272 3 года назад
Yea!
@taylor_green_9
@taylor_green_9 3 года назад
I had to pause the video for a couple of minutes to laugh at that joke
@tach-uq5tw
@tach-uq5tw 3 года назад
Yesss!!!
@hellocentral5551
@hellocentral5551 3 года назад
Please
@KingsBard
@KingsBard 3 года назад
Yes
@rockincradilyyyy8489
@rockincradilyyyy8489 3 года назад
“In the immortal words of well known trickster deity: bugs bunny” *wheeze*
@23DEATHNUMBER
@23DEATHNUMBER 3 года назад
Looking like a double wide surpise
@wiilov
@wiilov 3 года назад
He IS the Animated Manifestation of the Brier Rabbit, soooooo
@conormurphy7017
@conormurphy7017 3 года назад
@@wiilov who is directly related to Anansi
@SM-qv2om
@SM-qv2om 3 года назад
fun fact: legally speaking, bugs bunny is canonically a former struggling rapist
@biblebot3947
@biblebot3947 3 года назад
@@SM-qv2om what?
@postmodernguava9518
@postmodernguava9518 3 года назад
My favorite aspect of the tragedy in Lord Shen's story is that the prophecy is _not_ "A panda will kill you," but is in fact "A panda will foil your plans of conquest." Shen could have easily thwarted his prophecy if he wasn't so devoted to his ambitions of taking over China.
@fishkittywhiskers5433
@fishkittywhiskers5433 Год назад
i think despite that he still interpreted it as "you will die by the paws of a panda", i mean "foil your plans" is still pretty vague.
@xenocross6597
@xenocross6597 Год назад
Actually that would still fulfill it. The threat of the panda foiled them
@kylajensen1957
@kylajensen1957 8 месяцев назад
Even deciding pandas were the problem was an arbitrary decision on Shen's part. The prophecy said "a warrior of black and white". ANY black and white animal could have fit, he just decided the prophecied warrior was a panda, genocided a bunch of pandas, and pronounced his work complete, completely unaware that a panda cub, orphaned by the massacre, was being delivered to the doorstep of a kindly goose in a radish basket... Heck, some people have theorized the warrior of black and white was Shen himself, because he set in motion the events that would turn Po into the Dragon Warrior and set panda and peacock against each other, and he chose suicide over letting go of his pain.
@chrs-wltrs
@chrs-wltrs 3 года назад
"Lady Macbeth's murder eyes were bigger than her murder stomach," is probably the best thing I've heard all month.
@renee_is_pink
@renee_is_pink 2 года назад
lol it made my day
@TheHutchy01
@TheHutchy01 Год назад
"Nicely ties it into a neat bow, much like Oedipus' family tree"
@davidmcartor4403
@davidmcartor4403 3 месяца назад
Lol yeah, my favorite quote.
@rupert7565
@rupert7565 3 года назад
"Monologuing is not a victimless crime" ~Red, monologuing criminal
@Rabijeel
@Rabijeel 3 года назад
I love it to get monolouged at hard and fast..... *coffs* ....Sorry. Gotta do that one. This Compulsive Clownery will be my downfall at some Point.....
@istolethispfpfromreddit
@istolethispfpfromreddit 3 года назад
She's the tragic heroine of her story. Let's just hope it turns into a Comedy
@nunyobidniz
@nunyobidniz 3 года назад
*T-shirt 👕 when?*
@nikgokuhil
@nikgokuhil 3 года назад
Red in Death of a Supervillain 50% Tragedy, 50% Parody
@rupert7565
@rupert7565 3 года назад
@@nikgokuhil 100% Sarcasm.
@finderfinder4290
@finderfinder4290 3 года назад
"But damn if it doesn't tie up all those loose ends into a nice little bow. Which is coincidentally also what it did to Oedipus' family tree" Holy shit, you killed the man, Red.
@themandownstairs4765
@themandownstairs4765 3 года назад
i can't see the joke here, but then Oedipus probably can't see it either
@ryeryeryerye
@ryeryeryerye 3 года назад
@@themandownstairs4765 family tress have branches, tying the branches to a bow cause incest and stuff
@themandownstairs4765
@themandownstairs4765 3 года назад
@@ryeryeryerye i... was making a joke about Oedipus blinding himself? I edited it to make the joke more obvious.
@samrevlej9331
@samrevlej9331 3 года назад
@@ryeryeryerye r/woosh
@SingingSealRiana
@SingingSealRiana 2 года назад
@@themandownstairs4765 also, he was metaphoricly blind to it before and apon his eyes being opened to it, he reacted with gauging them out.
@arandomsquidward7761
@arandomsquidward7761 3 года назад
Don't worry Red, we all cried when cabbage man's cart got destroyed.
@abthedragon4921
@abthedragon4921 3 года назад
After laughing the first three time 😂
@jessicajayes8326
@jessicajayes8326 3 года назад
"My cabbages!"
@FarmerSlayerFromTheEdoPeriod
@FarmerSlayerFromTheEdoPeriod 3 года назад
Avatar destroying a man's whole income. Such are the terrors of war.
@lyndafeustel4861
@lyndafeustel4861 3 года назад
Cabbage man is the most tragic in avatar. His cart is constantly destroyed
@goroakechi6126
@goroakechi6126 3 года назад
Cabbage. Cabbage never changes.
@Rick586
@Rick586 3 года назад
Hamlet is basically Collateral Damage: The Play.
@malarkeylaboratories3658
@malarkeylaboratories3658 3 года назад
this fits a little to well
@Great_Olaf5
@Great_Olaf5 3 года назад
And it's still in thy kiddy pool if you put it up agairt Titus Andronicus.
@mretaoin1
@mretaoin1 2 года назад
While the Danish royal family are murdering each other, the Norwegian army takes their castle. A Norwegian prince delivers the last lines of the play. They lost the whole country as collateral damage.
@SingingSealRiana
@SingingSealRiana 2 года назад
there is an ingenious rap that summerises Hamlet, sadly in german, where they have a line translating basicly to "Hamlet danish dynamit, one dies and takes everyone along" It is great to remember most characters unusual names and is despite how funny it is, quite acurate.
@renee_is_pink
@renee_is_pink 2 года назад
Not to mention the political situation in Denmark that would've followed
@socketlaunch
@socketlaunch 3 года назад
“You nearly forgot I’m not classy at all!” is an excellent line.
@socketlaunch
@socketlaunch 3 года назад
@@revan552 I wholeheartedly agree.
@cosmedelustrac5842
@cosmedelustrac5842 3 года назад
The comic relief also dies in Fullmetal Alchemist in a terrible day for rain.
@rationalroundhead6739
@rationalroundhead6739 3 года назад
What do you mean? It wasn’t raining...
@younggamer7218
@younggamer7218 3 года назад
@@rationalroundhead6739 yes it was. *Proceeds to cry
@organizer.spaztasticc3541
@organizer.spaztasticc3541 3 года назад
AARRGHHH Why? WHY?! I didn't need to cry today!
@rationalroundhead6739
@rationalroundhead6739 3 года назад
@@younggamer7218 oh...
@CleopatraKing
@CleopatraKing 3 года назад
@@younggamer7218 hook, Line, and sinker
@alecchristiaen4856
@alecchristiaen4856 3 года назад
i feel like the tragedy is essentially: a character can't keep on living the way they do, but don't manage to change.
@animalia5554
@animalia5554 3 года назад
What about this, (just as idea for a different kind of tragedy, one of personal perspective) the character has changed the way they live, the realize it, and feel a sense of loss over it even if no one else around them would feel that way.
@s_c_u_m3172
@s_c_u_m3172 3 года назад
@@animalia5554 that could be horrifiyingly fucking depressing if you took it in the right direction
@animalia5554
@animalia5554 3 года назад
@@s_c_u_m3172 I kind of do that personally all the time. That's WHY I brought it up. edit: This specific line of thought that I mentioned I mean.
@deerinheadlights7179
@deerinheadlights7179 2 года назад
@@animalia5554 yeah, that is something i think i know. Like... oh, is it still me? Let's just cope by lying ourselves. Wait, did not I hate lying? Well, it seems i changed once again. Oh, but... People are just weird and messed up mishmashes.
@juliefarrell6688
@juliefarrell6688 2 года назад
_It was at this moment that she knew her life was a tradgey. She was terrified of changing her life._
@esper4605
@esper4605 3 года назад
"monologuing is not a victimless crime" SHE SAYS IN THE MIDDLE OF A 19-MINUTE VIDEO ESSAY
@justintime3656
@justintime3656 3 года назад
We are the victimas
@d0gbug
@d0gbug 3 года назад
Ok but 19 minutes are rookie numbers, have you Seen hboomerguy
@LucianCorrvinus
@LucianCorrvinus 3 года назад
I belive that one cannot conflait dissertation and monologing...
@pacingandmuttering5106
@pacingandmuttering5106 2 года назад
@@d0gbug Truer today than ever before
@brookedickson4118
@brookedickson4118 Год назад
Ssssshhhhhh
@riptidesatyr7736
@riptidesatyr7736 3 года назад
“The tragedy is a very simple straight line,” *Red I don’t think we can say the same for Oedipus family line...*
@theflickchick9850
@theflickchick9850 3 года назад
OOP
@KhanhNguyen-mh5ec
@KhanhNguyen-mh5ec 3 года назад
@@theflickchick9850 Size mega.
@EtherealDoomed
@EtherealDoomed 3 года назад
You might say that's more of... A bowline.
@BlueSun_
@BlueSun_ 3 года назад
More like a tree whose roots connect to the branches
@Bacopa68
@Bacopa68 3 года назад
Pretty sure Creon was Jocasta's brother, and his son Haemon was engaged to Antigone. You think they would have learned to mix things up a bit. That makes Haemon and Antigone about three kinds of overlapping cousins.
@GMP1isReal
@GMP1isReal 3 года назад
"But damn if it doesn't tie up all those loose ends into a nice loose bow,which is coincidentally what happened to Oedipus's family tree." Red must've felt so good about this line and I don't blame her.
@shinekitten7669
@shinekitten7669 3 года назад
I had to pause the video for a second when I heard that
@RWAsur
@RWAsur 3 года назад
“Monologuing is not a victimless crime.” She says as she monologues...
@nerco8194
@nerco8194 3 года назад
We are the victims
@hasanmuhammad6651
@hasanmuhammad6651 3 года назад
@@nerco8194 Noooooooooooo
@zenvariety9383
@zenvariety9383 3 года назад
I think that alludes to social media and cancel culture.
@LinguaPhiliax
@LinguaPhiliax 3 года назад
Holy crap - I just realised that technically, DeathNote is a tragedy.
@coffeewolf5789
@coffeewolf5789 3 года назад
1. The protagonist starts out in a good position. (The son of well respected detective and well on his way to being even better then his father with his giftedness) 2. Fatal flaw (Light's narcissistic superiority complex and not being able to empathize for other human being) 3. Fatal flaw causes the reversal of fortune. (This is actually a bit hard to pin down when this happens because Light is in a constant state of highs lows victories and losses, but I'd put this moment at when he gets the Death Note and becomes Kira) 4. Things go downhill. (Basically everything after Episode 2) 5. Catharsis/Denouncement. (Light is finally outed, everyone turns against him, and then he dies) 6. Third-person omniscient perspective. (Ryukk/the Shinigami in general) 7. Shakespeare's collateral damage. (So many lives are ruined by Light's downfall but specifically his entire family is fucked over, Misa and Mikami take their lives after the fact, and the Death Note is taken away.)
@SexyBeamShooter
@SexyBeamShooter 3 года назад
I wouldn't say technically, dear... Ryuk makes it very clear that Light just plain CAN'T use the Death Note and expect a happy ending.
@coffeewolf5789
@coffeewolf5789 3 года назад
@@SexyBeamShooter Yeah but when they said technically they mean that it fits the requirements of a tragedy rather then it just being tragic.
@SexyBeamShooter
@SexyBeamShooter 3 года назад
@@coffeewolf5789 You're right. Excuse me, I miswrote. I edited my reply.
@coffeewolf5789
@coffeewolf5789 3 года назад
@@SexyBeamShooter Its good
@sillyjellyfish2421
@sillyjellyfish2421 3 года назад
"character flaws are just innocent character traits in a wrong environment" well said. Another great episode explaining both history and structure of tragedies better than my teachers ever did in half the time
@i_am_Emmet
@i_am_Emmet 3 года назад
“It’s like if the mean boss killed the gay best friend” I was caught completely off guard by this. amazing, just amazing!
@smramos1979
@smramos1979 3 года назад
So...Destiel?
@leol2926
@leol2926 3 года назад
Though anytime I see a gay friend, I'm often nervous they will be offed. The like the mentioned ticking timebomb we are all made aware of.😬😬😬😬
@ckl9390
@ckl9390 3 года назад
"Death of a Salesman" sounds like a good story to watch/read with a very relevant life lesson. It would have been helpful for me when I went through school and for many others, I wonder why it wasn't even mentioned... Oh yes, because it admits that being mediocre is somehow acceptable and that chasing the unattainable at all costs is inevitably harmful. Not the sort of thing that the school system I went through wanted people to even consider.
@sirensong1794
@sirensong1794 3 года назад
I actually did read it in school albeit for Drama class and not English and we acted out a few scenes, but Drama's an elective with much more freedom to teach what it wants.
@MahouKat
@MahouKat 2 года назад
@@sirensong1794 I also know it's studied on my friend's english course - though again it's an elective one we take after secondary school
@Kefkaesque13
@Kefkaesque13 2 года назад
I distinctly remember having to read it in one of my High School language arts classes (a mandatory course, though I was in the "honors" class).
@StarkSpider24
@StarkSpider24 Год назад
Very true, they want kids and teens to be wildly unrealistic about the future. Ironically making things so much worse when reality rears it’s head.
@wjzav1971
@wjzav1971 Год назад
I sometimes wish that Mediocraty would not be viewed with such disdain. Yeah, sure, pursue your dreams and all. But some people think if they are not the greatest at whatever they are pursuing, they are a failure.
@notalive5479
@notalive5479 3 года назад
"The right man in the wrong place can make all the difference in the world" - G-man
@trla6505
@trla6505 3 года назад
There is G
@mrmangoberry8394
@mrmangoberry8394 3 года назад
Some people don’t know how many people have died in tragic refrigerator accidents. It’s a real problem.
@ClericalError87
@ClericalError87 3 года назад
In the US, 6 people die that way each year. 5 of them are insurance appraisers.
@alexgrim5165
@alexgrim5165 3 года назад
Refrigerator accidents?
@ollin-tonatiuh6418
@ollin-tonatiuh6418 3 года назад
Just ask Kyle Rayner!
@cartoonishidealism582
@cartoonishidealism582 3 года назад
@@ClericalError87 Community reference.
@marymohr2799
@marymohr2799 3 года назад
So you're telling me my anxiety thinks everyday is going to be a Greek Tragedy
@floydharper1216
@floydharper1216 3 года назад
Very relatable
@SweetbabySilvernale
@SweetbabySilvernale 3 года назад
Whoa...”third-person omniscient audience” flipped me upside down for a moment. Narrative study always talks about point of view from the narrator’s chair. I’m going to spend this cold Sunday morning thinking about point of view from the audience chair (independent of the narrator).
@animeotaku307
@animeotaku307 3 года назад
One tragedy that I thought was done really interesting was the musical Hadestown, a retelling of the story of Orpheus and Eurydice. The interesting thing is that Orpheus’s fatal flaw changes throughout the story and each time it makes things worse. In the beginning, his unshakable belief that the world is a just place and everything will be fine once he finishes his song leads him to neglect Eurydice, who ends up leaving him for the comfortable security Hadestown offers. But when it comes time for them to leave Hadestown, the journey has made him realize how much the powers that be can and will screw over others and now he can’t shake the thought that Hades must have tricked him just to get him to leave, leading to the big moment when he looks back.
@BlackCover95
@BlackCover95 3 года назад
His flaw is being a fuckup in general.
@eoincampbell1584
@eoincampbell1584 3 года назад
Yes, that's also a favorite of mine because the cyclical nature of the story and Hades and Persephone's development make it a tragedy that still looks forward and always sees hope on the horizon. That's the bittersweetness I crave.
@AegixDrakan
@AegixDrakan 3 года назад
"What makes a tragedy is the circumstance that turns that character trait into a flaw". YESSSSS! The context/situation/circumstance is really the driving force. Loyalty, curiosity, even caring too much, or focusing too much on the big/small picture can all be unbelievably fatal in the wrong circumstance.
@fictional-girl_05
@fictional-girl_05 Год назад
This makes me think of Percy Jackson, specifically Luke's character arc, which really is a textbook tragedy if you look closer at it. If you think back to the beginning of his life he doesn't really start in a good position, but I think being the counselor of the Hermes cabin and well-respected at Camp Half-Blood counts. Then, there's his fatal flaw, which Rick Riordan confirmed to be wrath. He let his anger at his gods blind him, and that made it easy for Kronos to get inside his head and manipulate him. Then, it was basically all a downward spiral from there as he starts doing worse and worse things and betrays everyone he's ever cared about, until eventually he hosts Kronos. Eventually, he realizes all the harm he's caused and that he needs to fix it, and he does, but he dies in the process.
@T4N7
@T4N7 3 года назад
The part about Hamlet n Othello being the antithesis of each other's tragedy blew my mind. It's so true
@dangercats77
@dangercats77 3 года назад
Hot take--Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back, is a tragedy from Han Solo's perspective
@red5t653
@red5t653 3 года назад
Alright, what's the character trait that does Han in in ESB? I suppose it's his highly impulsive attitude considering he takes the first chance he gets to get while the going is still in fact good, even when waiting it out might not be the worst idea and in fact would be helpful.
@animeotaku307
@animeotaku307 3 года назад
@@red5t653 I think it’s his newfound sense of morality. If he’d gone straight to Tattooine and paid his debt to Jabba, bounty hunters wouldn’t be after him. But because he wouldn’t abandon the people he came to care about, he got frozen in carbonite.
@fangsabre
@fangsabre 3 года назад
"Its like if the dick boss shot the gay best friend" Me: *has been headcanoning that Mercutio is Romeos gay best friend who's actually so angry cuz hes jealous for years* You have no idea
@keepperspective
@keepperspective 2 года назад
Wait… That’s not Canon Cannon? 😆
@fangsabre
@fangsabre 2 года назад
@@keepperspective I mean it might be historical canon since I've heard that Mercutio was meant to be a version of one of Shakespeare's friends who was gay (or maybe even a lover?)
@zaynab-to-a
@zaynab-to-a Год назад
I thought Mercutio was Benvolio's lover
@SanjayMerchant
@SanjayMerchant 3 года назад
I'd love to see a RU-vid series of "Shakespearean tragedies undermined by swapping protagonists."
@TurtleChad1
@TurtleChad1 3 года назад
*This video has been Turtle Approved* ✓
@JimmehRulez
@JimmehRulez 3 года назад
6 likes in 23 seconds lol
@youtubeyoutube5470
@youtubeyoutube5470 3 года назад
You are first!
@eliaswahlund2453
@eliaswahlund2453 3 года назад
Ut says that theres 27 comments but the Only one i can actually see is yours
@discosheep2946
@discosheep2946 3 года назад
Turtle
@ind0266
@ind0266 3 года назад
the great seel of approval
@Rose36921
@Rose36921 3 года назад
When you said “ kung fu panda 2” my *immediate* thought was “I’m writing this on both of my kung fu panda 2 DVDs”
@UnreasonableOpinions
@UnreasonableOpinions 2 года назад
Unrelated, but my favourite stupid game for backstage in theatres is one I made up called Let's Fix Shakespeare. Your objective is to give as many Shakespeare plays as possible happy endings and your only tool is the ability to swap the major character/s. Given how many of the characters are only doomed because of the narrative in, you can have a lot of fun playing swapsies. It's also much harder than it seems considering half the stories already have decent endings, because you have to find homes for the human disasters. You can swap Hamlet and Macbeth and have things basically work out fine, if still slightly murdery, but you have to find a kingdom for Coriolanus to stop him blowing up, and good luck finding a place to put Lear or Romeo that they won't just destroy everything. The current high score is 30 good endings with 4 kind-of-okay endings and 3 oh-no endings, or 32 good endings with 5 oh-nos.
@florofern6470
@florofern6470 3 месяца назад
Ok that sounds really really fun, I might try that with my friends
@sydhenderson6753
@sydhenderson6753 Месяц назад
@@florofern6470 You could switch Cleopatra and Lady Macbeth. Macbeth could be more patient with Cleopatra at his side and Lady Macbeth could take care of that nasty Augustus problem. Besides, Antony cavorting with the queen of Scotland (Pictland?) sounds less dangerous than cavorting with the queen of Egypt. Little do they know.
@quartzintherough
@quartzintherough 3 года назад
Trope Talk about Tragedies Azula's in it, isn't it? Edit: No ATLA references? Red, are you okay?
@PassiveSmoking
@PassiveSmoking 3 года назад
I mean if Avatar was told from Azula's perspective it might be a tragedy (Prodigy beloved child, fatal flaw is treating people like chess pieces, downfall is being driven mad when her most loyal chess pieces turn on her and she's then outsmarted by a water tribe peasant she considered beneath her) but it's not told from her perspective.
@hellothere2464
@hellothere2464 3 года назад
to be fair, she’s referenced avatar a lot. probably because it’s a god tier show but still
@PassiveSmoking
@PassiveSmoking 3 года назад
@@hellothere2464 That it is
@gabrote42
@gabrote42 3 года назад
No BB either
@kwasichan722
@kwasichan722 3 года назад
Also no Magnus Archives? She’s been recommending it through the last trope talks and it’s tieing up rn
@meeblemoo565
@meeblemoo565 2 года назад
My personal favorite example of "fatal flaws are situational" is that Anakin Skywalker would have done *so* well in a shonen anime. In shonen, caring to much about your friends is the ultimate heroic trait. Meanwhile poor Anakin had the misfortune to be born into a world where the closest thing there is to a power-of-love based powerup is the Dark Side, so he turns evil.
@kagitsune
@kagitsune 3 года назад
"Hamlet: Overthinker" I feel seen and called out
@kagitsune
@kagitsune 3 года назад
Also, the slide at 18:01 gave me serious Matt Groening "Life In Hell" vibes, omg
@sydnamon5986
@sydnamon5986 3 года назад
Greek plays are partially the reason Apollo is the god of poetry, music, AND dance. These things were basically combined into one thing.
@jessicajayes8326
@jessicajayes8326 3 года назад
By the way, Red. I was cast in a production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It" and I'd love a summary of it. I know you haven't done Shakespeare in a while, but maybe the viewers can get a laugh.
@jessicajayes8326
@jessicajayes8326 3 года назад
@Luvjeet SINGH In my picture? Just me as an anime character, no big deal.
@jessicajayes8326
@jessicajayes8326 3 года назад
@Luvjeet SINGH I thought I looked like something from Assassination Classroom
@Ridlinrin
@Ridlinrin 3 года назад
I'm still a big fan of her Shakespeare videos, 💙💚
@Amy-yq4lk
@Amy-yq4lk 3 года назад
Oooo, there's a fanfic idea, swapping Shakespeare's main characters into different plays.
@theresabenedict8770
@theresabenedict8770 3 года назад
No matter what the play is , Cesar always dies
@hannahrobbins1017
@hannahrobbins1017 Месяц назад
Caesar is the Sean Bean of Shakespeare 😂
@davidmauriciogutierrezespi5244
@davidmauriciogutierrezespi5244 3 года назад
I'm so cheered by the amount of jokes that Red did about Hamlet in the video, because it's my favourite Shakespearean play, since I relate the most to Hamlet (don't overthink it). I actually was wheezing when Iago is telling Hamlet "Just kill her!" and Hamlet is "Not until I've gauge her reaction to this play"; he's so extra but so relatable.
@animeotaku307
@animeotaku307 3 года назад
“Okay, you saw her reaction. What are you waiting for?!” “I’m going to listen in on her in this confessional.” “And then?!” “Well, I can’t kill her there because then she’s absolved of sin and goes to Heaven. So I’ll wait until she’s actually cheating on me so when I kill her she’ll go to Hell.” Iago then left to bang his head against a wall repeatedly.
@davidmauriciogutierrezespi5244
@davidmauriciogutierrezespi5244 3 года назад
@@animeotaku307 You're absolutely right 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@The7thDraconian
@The7thDraconian 2 года назад
Another thing about Tragedies that I think a lot of people miss is the feeling that the sad stuff could have been avoided if the characters had made a different choice. I feel like people assume simply having bad stuff happen to your characters is what makes a Tragedy. However, the reason why stories like Hamlet, Hadestown, or more recently, Arcane work is that the characters had a hand in thier own downfall.
@abthedragon4921
@abthedragon4921 3 года назад
Maybe in the future someone will create a historical tragedy titled 2020.
@Daphne1780
@Daphne1780 3 года назад
And they'll probably mess up A LOT of things
@elgordo2162
@elgordo2162 3 года назад
When's the Catharsis!?
@crimsonpresents
@crimsonpresents 3 года назад
There is no maybe.
@WhaleManMan
@WhaleManMan 3 года назад
Oh look it's the same fucking joke repeated 9 billion times again HA HA HA HA HA
@barleysixseventwo6665
@barleysixseventwo6665 3 года назад
You could make a “Tragedy of Trump” pretty easily. He starts in a good position: Wealthy and Politically Active with a family. He has several fatal flaws: Vanity in particular, making him think he knows and can do anything better than anyone else Then you could have a whole second act of the 5-act play where his half-assed attempts to do anything in office lead to ridiculous situations, a chaotic cabinet, all those sillier twitter fueds. But then in the third act we start seeing more and more party radicalization, his attacks on Black and Muslim representativds, the failed disease response, the BLM movement and then that ends with the election he lost. Fourth act is his steady breakdown as all his power slips away, his family life falling apart, and all his attempts to retain the Presidency backfiring up until the (act 5) January 6th debacle and the subsequent destruction of his financial and political empire, banning from Twitter, second impeachment and the ignominious end of his presidency.
@nawarb.4226
@nawarb.4226 3 года назад
One great example of tragedy being based on character traits "in the wrong place at the wrong time" is the musical Hamilton. Act 1 is a quintessential modern underdog story, while Act 2 has the plot trajectory of a Shakespearean tragedy, and basically nothing changes except the character's circumstances. Just like that, his ambition, confidence, and work ethic go from useful assets to fatal flaws. It also has the tragedy-like elements of an omniscient chorus and the ending being revealed right at the start.
@MJ-cl8gr
@MJ-cl8gr 3 года назад
read the title and was like: "star wars, star wars, star wars, star wars, star wars, YAAAAAAAY STAAR WAARS"
@juandavidrozo3411
@juandavidrozo3411 3 года назад
Me: About to submit my mid-term paper on tragedy in literature * Sees tropetalk title * Me:Tragic
@adambebb99
@adambebb99 3 года назад
15:52 "one often meets his destiny on the path he takes to avoid it" - master Oogway thats a comon feature of Greek tragedy as well, the hero is often aware of their impending downfall and and are trying to prevent it. But the downfall happens, not in spite of their efforts to stop it, but because of those efforts.
@juaquinfuentesjara7352
@juaquinfuentesjara7352 3 года назад
"A tragedy is a tragedy from the tragic hero s perspective" Wait so Madoka Magica is several tragedies each with its own hero inside a bigger tragedy and a horror story for the adults? Tragedy ception
@Lemuel928
@Lemuel928 3 года назад
Wait..WHAT!?!(Too bad the Magic Records are lost.)
@KhanhNguyen-mh5ec
@KhanhNguyen-mh5ec 3 года назад
Her point is more alone the line of fate zero. For someone like Kiritsugu, the fourth holy grail war is a tragedy. For those Kirei, it’s a comedy
@gwenward2141
@gwenward2141 3 года назад
Oh! Oh! I just remembered the perfect "story is tragedy from villian's perspective" example. Avatar the Last Airbender from Azula's perspective. In case it's not obvious, let's go down the list (pause at 12:22 for reference): 1. Azula starts out as the princess of a powerful nation, her father's favorite, and with 2 very loyal friends 2. Her Fatal Flaw is a combination of ambition and pride. 3. Her ambition leads her to fight the Avatar and support her father, while her pride leads her to mental instability and overconfidence during the final Agni Kai 4. The Sozin's Comet episodes, yada yada yada, Zuko because Fire Lord while Azula throws a tantrum and unltimatly goes to a mental asylum. 5. The fact that she does loose at a firebending match agianst a Water Bender and her Brother brings some nice Catharsis for the audience 6. Since the original story comes from the Gaang's perspective and this is a kid's story genere-savey audience realize that she's inevitably going to loose because she is the antagonist and not as sympathetic as Zuko. 7. Collateral damage include: Ba Sing Se, the Dai Li, Mai, and Ty Lee. Ba Sing Se is conquered for her ambition, the Dai Li become her political tools, and both Mai and Ty Lee end up in jail after finally fighting back against a toxic friendship group.
@rayhatesu
@rayhatesu 2 года назад
Sorry for the late reply, but I can think of another such good example: the stories of both May and Luke Castellan within Percy Jackson and the Heroes of Olympus. In the case of May and Luke, both had the flaw of Pride, but one took it a step further by having a strong protective drive (Luke, specifically). You also can't tell the story of one without the other, as May's downfall directly leads into Luke's story truly beginning. May starts in a decent position, having a talent for truesight and prophecy and even wooing Hermes. However, her Pride gets the better of her after hearing the state of the current Oracle of Delphi and she believes that despite having had a child, she can become the new Oracle. Unfortunately, it is impossible for a woman who has "known a man" to become the Oracle, and instead her mental state is shattered, leading to the rough childhood that Luke goes through from that point onwards that leads him into setting out, meeting Thalia Grace and Annabeth Chase, and eventually reaching Camp Half-Blood, though it came at the (albeit temporary) cost of Thalia's life to get there. From here, Luke develops an intense disdain for the Olympian God's because of how many of their children go unclaimed or seemingly unnoticed, ignoring how much his mother's situation had pained his father, even if he couldn't always be present. This, coupled with the whisperings of Kronos led him to steal Zeus' Lightning and eventually become the host for Kronos' power. However, his downfall was that he cared: he knew the Golden Fleece could revive Thalia, and as such allowed it to reach Camp Half-Blood and do exactly that; his promise to Annabeth when they were younger always caused him to stay his blade while she was around and, ultimately, was what let him fight against Kronos' influence long enough to defeat himself and preserve Olympus, which in turn protected his chosen family in Thalia and Annabeth.
@lori0747
@lori0747 Год назад
@@rayhatesu I am pretty sure the reason of may insanity is that, under hades curse, the Oracle couldn't be replaced.
@rayhatesu
@rayhatesu Год назад
@@lori0747 that was a small part of it, but her issue was compounded by her parenthood. Even were the curse not in effect, she was trying to take on the duty after already having been ineligible to perform it.
@VictoriaStarratt
@VictoriaStarratt Год назад
@@rayhatesuthough the May trying to be the Oracle thing is kind of muddied, by Hades cursing the last Oracle to stay the Oracle until the Di Angelo kids are accepted.
@lachlanmann4511
@lachlanmann4511 3 года назад
The illustration at 17:11 is the single most excellent summary of Othello I've ever seen
@arandomcomment1092
@arandomcomment1092 3 года назад
*sees this vid is about tragedy* Me: Wow, didn't think we'd get a documentary about 2020 so soon, but okay!
@carlosroo5460
@carlosroo5460 3 года назад
Clearly you haven't been on Netflix or Roblox recently
@famoladejo3655
@famoladejo3655 3 года назад
Lol @Random Commet I know what you mean XD
@aymervalence
@aymervalence 3 года назад
I now want Romeo and Juliet told as a modern rom com.
@ryuhitsuya21
@ryuhitsuya21 3 года назад
Okay Romeo + Juliet tho
@christiancasaverdepertica1802
@christiancasaverdepertica1802 3 года назад
@Alvi Syahri If you find it again, please please *please* tell us the name
@sarahstardust
@sarahstardust 3 года назад
West Side Story isn't a rom com, but it's still a good modern retelling as opposed to just sticking the original script in a modern setting.
@xstarrycity3627
@xstarrycity3627 3 года назад
@@christiancasaverdepertica1802 it's called Romeo x Juliet, and boy oh boy is it quite a watch.
@cakebear9534
@cakebear9534 3 года назад
Romeo and Juliet but it’s Seinfeld or Curb Your Enthusiasm
@Eramiserasmus
@Eramiserasmus 3 года назад
Ah, the importance of a tragedy having a chorus. I miss those days so I didn't have to do all the backstory reading.
@annakamaralli9627
@annakamaralli9627 3 года назад
Just dropping in to say I love your username.
@Eramiserasmus
@Eramiserasmus 3 года назад
@@annakamaralli9627 thank you!
@sandorfalusi3486
@sandorfalusi3486 2 года назад
Red talking about her old Shakespeare videos My brain: BRIAN BLESSED!
@davidv1341
@davidv1341 3 года назад
One of the saddest tragedies I've heard was the story of the Ugly Barnacle.
@theflickchick9850
@theflickchick9850 3 года назад
I heard it died...
@chriss780
@chriss780 3 года назад
have you ever heard the tragedy of ugly barnacle the wise?
@antoniog56
@antoniog56 3 года назад
The only story that ever made me cry
@tomstarbuck8162
@tomstarbuck8162 3 года назад
“Wrapping his family tree in a nice bow” Is wrong on sooooo many levels
@BlueDog241
@BlueDog241 3 года назад
The Monkey paw/Wishes gone bad are one of my favorite tropes in stories. I love stories where you see someone's dreams and wishes become warped or turn against them. It's fun to see what the writers come up with. I would love to see a Trope talk episode about the subject.
@chowyee5049
@chowyee5049 3 года назад
The Star Wars prequels are a pretty decent tragic story on paper. Even with all it's flaws, no discussion about a downward arc is complete without Anakin Skywalker.
@benjdelphi
@benjdelphi 3 года назад
I really hate how everyone skips over the fact that when Laertes returns he goes to the town raises a crowd charges and takes the castle and has the king at Sword Point, before he is talked down. Hamlet takes 4hrs to do what Laertes, who is lesser hamlet, does in one page.
@animeotaku307
@animeotaku307 3 года назад
Laertes basically is Othello playing Hamlet. Which ends up being his fatal flaw.
@ajizel13
@ajizel13 3 года назад
"Her murder eyes were bigger than her murder stomach" Realtalk for the tropetalk...you may be on to something there Red...that's something alil deep to ponder
@mathphysicsnerd
@mathphysicsnerd 2 года назад
A nice pondering session on just that topic goes by the name _Crime and Punishment_ if you have a week or so to be horrified and think about murder far too deeply
@noytelinu
@noytelinu 3 года назад
"Turns out the villain is actually the victim." -George Lucas.
@100lovenana
@100lovenana 3 года назад
Holy **t, he's right.
@moonbeamsun9066
@moonbeamsun9066 2 года назад
17:25 as someone who read both Hamlet and Othello these scenes are hysterical. Now I want to write a version of Hamlet and Othello where both characters swap roles unexpectedly and see what happens
@TubeTAG
@TubeTAG 3 года назад
How the hell is this 20 minutes along? I swear, this thing was like, 3 minutes tops. Engaging AF
@clericofchaos1
@clericofchaos1 3 года назад
A tragedy is just a comedy with shitty timing.
@vaclavjebavy5118
@vaclavjebavy5118 3 года назад
and vice versa
@mastray4783
@mastray4783 3 года назад
@@vaclavjebavy5118 Comedy is a tragedy with good timing?
@vaclavjebavy5118
@vaclavjebavy5118 3 года назад
@@mastray4783 It could be shitty timing too if you were going for tragedy.
@RichardHardslab
@RichardHardslab 3 года назад
I got a good laugh from this
@elfofdusk
@elfofdusk Год назад
"The question is not if we are going to get there but when and how." This is actually my reasoning for continuing to stick with a series even when I know what is going to happen. a great example if this for me was Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood where ironically thanks to these videos I knew roughly what was going to happen but not "when and how" it was going to happen.
@TheNekoGentleman
@TheNekoGentleman 3 года назад
*Discovers greek words* *Turns to his competitive Absol and Giratina* Guys, found you perfect nicknames like you couldn't believe.
@helloiamenergyman
@helloiamenergyman 3 года назад
Nice
@alexanderkazantzis8019
@alexanderkazantzis8019 3 года назад
Which nicknames specifically?
@QuantumWaltz
@QuantumWaltz 3 года назад
@@alexanderkazantzis8019 He probably means Hamartia (The Sin, likely for Giratina being it was 'sealed away for its crimes') and Peripeteia (The Reversal of Fortune, likely for Absol because it shows up before disaster strikes.)
@TheNekoGentleman
@TheNekoGentleman 3 года назад
@@QuantumWaltz *DING DING DING* Here's a cookie!
@aidanmcelligott2329
@aidanmcelligott2329 3 года назад
Let’s face it the real tragedy in Avatar was Zuko’s season 1 hair cut
@name-gu8ml
@name-gu8ml 3 года назад
His hair also got redemption arc
@carlosroo5460
@carlosroo5460 3 года назад
@@name-gu8ml So, Zuko's hair grew every time he got closer to heroism.
@abthedragon4921
@abthedragon4921 3 года назад
I actually didn't think his hairstyle in Book 1 was that bad. In fact I thought it was cool. His Book 2 Haircut (or at least before they went to Ba Sing Se) not so much. As for the rest do the series, yeah that was the best one imo.
@IISheireenII
@IISheireenII 3 года назад
I think his hair cut was so terrible because we shouldn't sympathise with him yet. He needed to be ugly, every pretty bad guy gets the "but what if he has a good reason we don't know or a tragic backstory, deep down I am sure he is nice" treatment. And for Zukos ark to work as great as it did, it was critical that the audience doesn't give him that treatment before the writers did. So he looked unappealing at first and looked more and more appealing as we were more and more allowed to like him for story reasons.
@aidanmcelligott2329
@aidanmcelligott2329 3 года назад
@@IISheireenII I was just making a funny but hey you could be right.
@ThePa1riot
@ThePa1riot 3 года назад
17:05 Holy shit that’s brilliant!
@clockworkkirlia7475
@clockworkkirlia7475 3 года назад
Fascinating video! I need to binge all the Trope Talks I've missed... One of the more interesting tragedy models I've seen is the Zuko Alone thing, where the fatal flaw is from the past and the character ends up suffering from that past's interaction with their new *good* traits. Zuko used his past deeds to protect a kid, but his big bombastic hero scene ends up being the thing that loses him everything he'd gained from his life in the village.
@csblakeley
@csblakeley 3 года назад
Once again, Red, I wish you had been available to my junior high literature teachers, because it's only now, THIRTY YEARS LATER, that I'm seeing why Romeo & Juliet is actually quite revolutionary. As opposed to the usual tack of "Shakespeare is Very Important because Shakespeare." Thanks for that, this is why I'm so glad I never lost my love to learn despite their best efforts ;)
@CloudyDaze
@CloudyDaze 3 года назад
It only took my 3rd rewatching to finally put together that the Greek chorus was like watching Myster Science Theatre
@marekwygnany924
@marekwygnany924 3 года назад
Can I just make a shout out to the Pathologic, and best chorus boys ever? The game reimagines Chorus people as slick masked dudes telling you how to play. Despite main character not being actor nor a gambler.
@marywhipes4875
@marywhipes4875 3 года назад
RU-vid: There are 15 comments. Me: Can you show me? RU-vid: no❤️
@cyrokin965
@cyrokin965 3 года назад
I just realized while watching this video that the fanfiction I've been writing for two years at this point is structured like a modern tragedy, and I had no idea what the structure of a tragedy even was. It's also a sci-fi mystery plot, very character-focused... and the main character's (who is the group's level-headed leader at the start) fatal flaw is actually one of his best traits (he doesn't give up), but perverted into an extreme form (he doesn't give up, consequences be damned, who cares if it costs him his health and his friendships?) over the course of the story. The sci-fi plot may be resolved by the end of it, but for the character developments, the ending is rather dour. Especially because MainGuy realizes the resolution was delayed for so long because of HIS direct actions. Not sure how well that ending is going to turn out because I'm only halfway, but... what I have in mind absolutely befits a tragedy. 0_0
@shanetaylor5403
@shanetaylor5403 3 года назад
"Tied up in a nice little bow, much like Uedipes's family tree" Red, wait until you listen to Blue's video about the Ptolemy family
@THFC23
@THFC23 2 года назад
“All the grace and subtly of a rhinoceros on roller skates” is my new favorite phrase
@richieherlihy1381
@richieherlihy1381 3 года назад
Let's be honest. This video was only made because Red is preparing for the end of The Magnus Archives.
@matthewmuir8884
@matthewmuir8884 3 года назад
Tragedy, AKA that thing every Zelda fan thought _Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity_ was going to be.
@MadameTamma
@MadameTamma 2 года назад
Tragedy let’s us know that everyone has a story worth telling. Even if it’s sad, depressing, ends in failure, heartbreak, or horror your story matters
@Metaphizzle
@Metaphizzle 3 года назад
Regarding how tragedy is dependent on whose perspective you're telling the story from, I'm reminded of the Mel Brooks quote: "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open sewer and die."
@rotciv557
@rotciv557 3 года назад
Red: "Monologuing isn't a victimless crime" Me: *Realizes the whole video is technically a monologue* Me: "My God...the killer was Red! In her studio/room/wherever she records, with a Monologue!"
@Osric24
@Osric24 3 года назад
Honestly, this is a lecture, not a monologue. Yes, she's the only one speaking, but she is analyzing an academic point rather than bemoaning the pros and cons of suicide.
@rotciv557
@rotciv557 3 года назад
@@Osric24 a monologue is, by one of it's 3 readily accepted definitions, a prolonged talk or discourse by a single speaker, especially one dominating or monopolizing a conversation. While I don't disagree on the video being a lecture, that doesn't mean it isn't a monologue as well, on the mere basis that since the only one capable of contributing to the discourse within the video itself is Red, that automatically makes the entire video one very long monologue since it IS being directed towards an audience, one that cannot directly respond to the discourse until after the fact.
@kaboomgaming4255
@kaboomgaming4255 3 года назад
This gives me vibes from that one Brooklyn 9-9 skit. I was in my bedroom on youtube, and I listened to a monologue, but I couldn't tell who was speaking. They were talking about tragedies, especially greek ones.
@liwendiamond9223
@liwendiamond9223 3 года назад
"Tragedies have survived to the modern day and can be found everywhere in media." - Red Me : *Looks at the current state of American politics.* Also me : Yeah, no worries. We do not have a shortage of tragedies. All good on that front.
@John_Weiss
@John_Weiss 2 года назад
That is almost certainly what she was referring to!
@pastorTracy911
@pastorTracy911 3 года назад
Sorry Red, I’m at school. I’ll have to watch in a few hours.
@mcpugh
@mcpugh 3 года назад
Responsible RU-vid commenter.
@wergar_the_warwolf6834
@wergar_the_warwolf6834 3 года назад
I don’t see the problem here
@legacyxmania9460
@legacyxmania9460 3 года назад
imagine having school on a friday lmao
@keysliceace5015
@keysliceace5015 3 года назад
Same
@acdsarc11
@acdsarc11 3 года назад
@@legacyxmania9460 * questions in friday school *
@pianoguy222
@pianoguy222 3 года назад
I think what my favourite tragedies (or tragic moments in non-tragedies) have in common ties in with what said in the end about how what makes something a character flaw usually isn't the trait itself, but the circumstances around it. Specifically, I always enjoy it when you get to see both sides: the trait bringing the character success, while *also* leading to their downfall when they can't adapt. Spoilers for the FMA stuff that always gets talked about in these videos anyway Like, take Hughes. We like him as a character because he's gregarious and funny and his over-the-top joy at his family is infectious, and then on top of that he's also really good at what he does and is quite insightful, and under that goofy exterior lies a steel core of determination to protect his friends and especially family. But his drive to help and protect Roy and his insight into the bigger picture gets him in too deep, and the villains deliberately exploit his love of family to make him hesitate at a crucial moment. The things we love about him as a character end up leading to his doom. Even if he got the chance to do it all over, I'm not sure he would have done anything differently; he couldn't do otherwise and remain the character we knew and loved. Well, maybe the bit at the end for him could have played out differently if he knew it was coming, but still.
@CJusticeHappen21
@CJusticeHappen21 3 года назад
*Red:* _Explains the evolution of the tragedy genre in Shakespeare's Hamlet._ *Me:* "I hide behind curtains because I have a fear of getting stabbed!"
@tinear4
@tinear4 3 года назад
“Peri Peteia” feels like a great name for a Tiefling.
@elisac9635
@elisac9635 3 года назад
"My name is Peri Peteia, but my friends call me Peri Peri because I'm spicy!"
@Window_Hero
@Window_Hero 3 года назад
Oh yes, I remember that you have old videos on Shakespeare plays. I still regularly get notifications about the Macbeth video because people still periodically respond to a comment I left there-*checks recent RU-vid notifications*-3 years ago.
@ToidiZuzuDiPuts
@ToidiZuzuDiPuts 3 года назад
I was going to ask what to do when your protagonist's fatal flaw is pushing everyone away and refusing to act as the result of some trauma - and then I saw the Loners video linked in your endcard, and your descriptions of Acting and Self-Loathing Aloners encapsulate what I'm going for.
@ryancier
@ryancier 3 года назад
collateral damage is basically what people mean when they say "consequences".
@darleehart9782
@darleehart9782 2 года назад
As much as I dislike reading tragedies in general, this might be my favorite trope talk. I really hope that I managed to figure out a way to realistically use it in my lesson plans. :)
@midnightgear2616
@midnightgear2616 3 года назад
A Fatal Flaw is just a harmless Character Trait at the wrong place, in the wrong time. ~ Red
@lpfan4491
@lpfan4491 2 года назад
My favorite tragedies are the two-edged tragedies. They are tragic if you know they are coming, but they also have the tragic spin if you have absolutely no idea. A good example for that is Fate/Zero. The intention is for the audience to know the original work(it's a prequel), but...nothing actually stops them from going in that way either, given that the person experiencing it already consumed any other work of the multiverse to have a vague understanding of the rules(Heck, that is the order it was adapted into anime too). The story works both ways.
@andrewollmann304
@andrewollmann304 3 года назад
15:00 My interpretation is that Hamlet has to put on a sociopathic mask for most of the play. He manipulates people to achieve his own ends (e.g. Ophelia and Claudius via the play-within-a-play).
@sydnamon5986
@sydnamon5986 3 года назад
Fun fact: "Tragedy" might mean "goat song" because the choir boys were often around the age where puberty steamrolls them.
@dajmo2369
@dajmo2369 3 года назад
Err, that’s not the reason why that monk thought it meant “goat song”, but yeah, it could have meant “goat song”
@clayxros576
@clayxros576 2 года назад
The feelings i get hearing about these plays in my adult years has taught me this. Holy cow am I a theater kid at heart and I got robbed when my elementary school told me I'd get a part then randomly gave it to someone else so I reasoned theater wasn't for me. My fiance, big sister, and the general way I react to life has since informed me I am, in fact, theatrical enough for theater.
@solareagle1802
@solareagle1802 Год назад
Technically, most shows that have time travel, where a hero sees something about their future that must happen, can be viewed as a Shakespearean tragedy. My personal favorite version of this is Miraculous Ladybug's Bunnix, who says that even decades past where the show is, she doesn't think the main characters ever get together, even though she knows almost the entirety of the future of the show. It's a romantic tragedy because we're told that they might never find peace or truly love each other.
@nathancarter8239
@nathancarter8239 3 года назад
It comes as little surprise I realized that Dr Horrible's Sing-Along Blog is a tragedy. The main character's fatal flaw, in this case, is that he deserves love and respect, and when they're not given to him, rather than seeing it as a chance to grow he recedes deeper into self-victimization.
@CarelessFoolFallsFlat
@CarelessFoolFallsFlat 3 года назад
I'm honestly surprised that she brought up tragedies relying on their characters' specific personalities and didn't mention Game of Thrones in any way. That's a classic example of heroes being in the wrong story and paying dearly for it.
@GurrenPrime
@GurrenPrime 3 года назад
Well, she never watched Game of Thrones, and judging by how she talked about it in her Plot Twists episode, she probably will never watch it.
@paulovinasrocha6166
@paulovinasrocha6166 3 года назад
@@GurrenPrime is there a point to watch it after s8
@GurrenPrime
@GurrenPrime 3 года назад
@@paulovinasrocha6166 I don’t know. I haven’t seen it either. Sounds like there isn’t though.
@spookypaladin4667
@spookypaladin4667 2 года назад
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