Homonym: tragedy (Misfortune)
Tragedy is a type of storytelling that often involves serious themes and emotional struggles. It usually features a main character, known as the tragic hero, who faces significant challenges and ultimately experiences a downfall. This downfall can be due to a personal flaw, a mistake, or external forces, leading to feelings of sadness and reflection for the audience.
In literature and theater, tragedies can be found in works like Shakespeare's "Hamlet" or Sophocles' "Oedipus Rex". These stories explore deep human emotions, such as love, loss, and fate, allowing readers and viewers to connect with the characters' experiences and contemplate the complexities of life.