According to Aristotle the unravelling of the plot_____________?
Correct answer: A. Should arise from the circumstances of the plot itself
- A. Should arise from the circumstances of the plot itself
- B. By supernatural machinery
- C. By narration
- D. By the choral odes
Explanation
Aristotle requires the plot’s resolution, or unravelling, to grow from the plot’s own circumstances and causal structure. A supernatural device that is not prepared by the action would be an artificial solution rather than sound dramatic construction.
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