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Peripeteia is:

AA sudden reversal of fortune

BThe hero’s tragic flaw

CThe moral of the story

DThe unification of time and place

Answer:

A. A sudden reversal of fortune

Read Explanation:

Peripeteia:

A reversal, either from good to bad or bad to good. Peripeteia often occurs at the climax of a story, often prompted by anagnorisis. Indeed, we might say that the peripeteia is the climax of a story: it is the turning point in the action, where things begin to move toward a conclusion.


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