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What were some of the literary themes used in morality plays (Mark all that apply)

Virtue always won
It was presented a moral lesson
Dealt With the lives of the Saints
The soul of man was fought for by good and evil

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User CCamilo
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A. Virtue always won,
B. It was presented a moral lesson,
(C. is incorrect.)
D. The soul of man was fought for by good and evil

(Answers : A, B, D.)

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Morality plays together with the mystery play and the miracle play, are part of what is called vernacular drama which was produced in Europe during the Middle Ages, specially in the 15th and 16th centuries. It is characterized by the personification of characters as abstract qualities or concepts such as virtue, death or vice. They are used to show moral lessons and are centered on a hero that has weaknesses. These weaknesses are assaulted by demonic forces, the hero has to choose redemption and the aid of the forces of good such as justice, virtue, truth.

We can see that the correct options are:

- Virtue always won

- It was presented a moral lesson

- The soul of man was fought for by good and evil

The miracle play is the one that dealt with the lives of the Saints.

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User Mykoman
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