emes, plot etc. Conflicts, that are compelling and persuasive, are essential to the central theme of tragedy. Conflicts are of different sorts in tragedies compared to normal stories. Commonly, they are very complex. Sometimes, the character has a conflict with fate or it is against other characters. "Well, I guess I have a conflict with you, Honorable Judge Ford."Pg.84. No matter who or what the conflict is, it is a force which is directly opposed to the protagonist. The protagonist's nature regularly explains why the conflict is in existence, unless it's against fate. In famous Shakespearean tragedies such "Hamlet" and "Macbeth", the main characters are in conflict with themselves and those tragic flaws eventually, though indirectly, lead to their downfall. Character flaws ar
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