Because he does not act or talk like a hero.
With Verbal Irony.
In lines 123-124, the character expresses confidence in a plan or situation that the audience knows will ultimately result in failure or a different outcome, creating dramatic irony. The viewers are aware of information that the character is not, heightening the tension and suspense in the scene.
Willy Rockin Show - 1959 TV is rated/received certificates of: Belgium:KT
Willy was a nobody in this story, and that is why he is not the hero. So the answer is D. All of these> apex Aristotle states that the tragic hero is someone whom we look up to, somone with stature who causes fear and pity when he/she falls. What Miller is doing in the play is to imbue Willy with stature, to show his basic human dignity and nobility, without the outer acouterments of social status. Miller's "Tragedy and the Common Man" explains his attempt to show the dignity of the people from the lower classes as equal to those of wealth and power.
The cast of Willy Rockin Show - 1959 includes: Woodpeckers as Themselves Franky Bodet as himself Leo Martin as himself Willy Rockin as himself Chris Sent as Singer
It is a character who appears to show how the main character has changed.To show how a main character changes. appears to show how a primary character has changed.- APEX
This quote was used many times by the character 'Fez' in "That 70's Show" television series. The movie it came from is from WIlly Wonka
His wire recorder.
Dramatic irony refers to a character presenting the existing situation as being quite different from what it actually is. It tends to imply that the character doesn't know the entire truth about a particular situation. This is the element of tragedy that the choir shows in 'Oedipus Rex'. The mention of the possibility that Theban King Oedipus might be doomed to banishment by his own decree represents an element of tragedy that also is an example of dramatic irony.
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To show character you should describe the personality.
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