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The theatrical theories of Arthur Miller are filled with ideas that relate to the common man in his struggle to achieve his rightful place in the world. Miller believed that the tragic hero is any character that would die before they lost their dignity, or maybe it's better to say before their dignity was taken from them. The tragic hero, according to Miller, is a character that doesn't lie back and take it, when the world attacks them they fight back, and they at least attempt to stand up to the greater powers that be. Miller felt that the struggle of these characters should affect the audience/reader into examining their own lives. Miller's characters, and other characters written by other playwrights that followed Miller's theories tend to be (on some level) relatable to the average person. Their struggles are our struggles, death, failure, love, family, etc. These are ideas that we can easily grasp and sympathize with. Miller felt as though the death of these tragic heroes......

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