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Harmatia=Tragic flaw
It might not be an essay but thats the task. Gotta live with it:D

hamartia | noun

a fatal flaw leading to the downfall of a tragic hero or heroine.

ORIGIN late 18th cent.: Greek, ‘fault, failure, guilt’ ; the term was used in Aristotle's Poetics with reference to ancient Greek tragedy.
 
Haha sorry. I'm mainly referring to my school, where there were/are almost no essays longer than 500 words.
Well damn, I kinda wish I went to your high school. The only benefit about having to write 6 and 8 page papers in high school was now it's easy for me to pull out 5 or 6 page papers every few weeks in college.
 
mac-convert said:
hamartia | noun

a fatal flaw leading to the downfall of a tragic hero or heroine.

ORIGIN late 18th cent.: Greek, ‘fault, failure, guilt’ ; the term was used in Aristotle's Poetics with reference to ancient Greek tragedy.

Hmm, can you say wikipedia:D Never mind my "essay" is now done.

Basically I debated how Romeo's downfall was not death but rather his cause in the imbalance of power between Capulet/Montague families when he meets Juliet. his other flaw is his insatiable blood lust which causes him banishment.
 
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