Qualities of Marlowian Tragic Hero

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1. Dominance: The protagonist dominates the entire play through his intellect and no one seems to excel in his dominance.
2. Passionate: The Marlowian tragic hero is intensively passionate towards his goals and can cost everything for the sake of accomplishments of his goals (either positive or negative)
3. Humble Origin: Unlike Aristotle, the tragic heroes in Marlowe's plays are the sons of the people belonging to a humble or a poor family. 
4. Conflict: He is a creature of external as well as spiritual conflicts.
5. Auto-biographical Aspect: All the Marlowian heroes are based on the life of Marlowe himself to some extinct.
6. Elizabethan Morality: The protagonist is a portrayal of Elizabethan morality.