Allen himself refers to The Purple Rose of Cairo as tragic.? But in the classic sense, tragedy is more than merely something sad. Rather, it is a serious narrative (play, film, novel, etc.)

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Allen himself refers to The Purple Rose of Cairo as tragic.? But in the classic sense, tragedy is more than merely something sad. Rather, it is a serious narrative (play, film, novel, etc.) typically dealing with the problems of a central protagonist, leading to an unhappy ending caused by a tragic flaw in the character.
In a classic tragedy, the protagonist must be a good person, but one that is often fixated on a single element, plan or issue that leads to his/her downfall. Thus, we, as the audience, are meant to learn something about ourselves and/or human nature.
Discuss Cecelia in these terms. She is our protagonist, but do you see her as a tragic character (in the classic sense, not just because she doesn’t get the typical happy Hollywood ending)? If so, what is her flaw? And if not, why not?
Finally, what is it that Allen wishes us to learn by going on this adventure with Cecelia?
The Purple Rose of Cairo (Woody Allen, 1985) (88 min)
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