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Tragic plots should evoke:

ALaughter

BPity and fear

CIndifference

DAnger and hatred

Answer:

B. Pity and fear

Read Explanation:

According to Aristotle, tragic plots should evoke fear and pity in the audience. These emotions should lead to catharsis, or a release of emotions. 

  • Fear and pity

    Aristotle believed that these emotions are most often associated with tragic plots. He argued that the "terrible and pitiable" actions in a tragedy should produce these emotions.


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