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What is called a serious piece of writing whose ending is always sorrowful?
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A serious piece of writing whose ending is always sorrowful is typically referred to as a "tragedy." Tragedies often involve the downfall of the main character or characters due to a tragic flaw or external circumstances, leading to a sorrowful and often fatal conclusion.
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