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The both of the main characters are the same prototype of a tragic hero. Seeing Okabe Rintaro is pretty similar to Emiya Kiritsugu in the aristotelian concept of a tragic hero, it's like i could see Emiya Kiritsugu living other story with different events.. I LOVE THEM BOTH "Something tragic is an error caused by a character, who is not perfect and his punishment is treated as something greater than the crime, this crime is committed by the free thought of the character, but mainly due to fate. The character has a ruin, that ruin does not evoke an absolute despair in the character, since the choice of him led him to a pride that implies the consciousness of self-knowledge. The tragic event does not have to leave the audience emotionally devastated, according to Aristotle, a function of the tragedy is to evoke pity through a catastrophe." This Aristotelian vision of how tragic a character can be is the point where all my emotions explode. These types of characters, people who think that suffering in silence and solely for themselves for the sake of their loved ones, praying for a future in which they can find calm for everyones is something that simply surpasses everything I can appreciate nowadays.