Shakespearean Reimagining · The Renaissance to Now

Character Motivation and Flaw

Analyzing how tragic flaws drive the plot and lead to the inevitable downfall of the protagonist.

Key Questions

  1. 1To what extent is the protagonist's fate determined by social forces versus individual choice?
  2. 2How does Shakespeare use soliloquies to reveal the internal conflict of his characters?
  3. 3How do private motivations clash with public duties in the development of the drama?

ACARA Content Descriptions

AC9E10LT01AC9E10LT02
Year: Year 10
Subject: English
Unit: Shakespearean Reimagining
Period: The Renaissance to Now

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