Nobody Loses All The Time

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Uncle Sol was a character in a short story who exhibited traits of both a tragic protagonist and a comic hero. The document provides vocabulary terms and discussion questions about Uncle Sol's level of success, the circumstances of his death, and the symbolic meaning of his name. It analyzes to what extent he demonstrates characteristics of a tragic protagonist or comic hero.

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