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Unfounded Jealousy: Georg Polti Plots or Storylines - The 36 Dramatic or Tragic Situations

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Many variations can be introduced and are generally accepted by the audience though improbable. Almost all treat of jealousy by the man, whereas the woman is just as likely to be jealous—a rival suitor might seek deliberately to make her so. If you have been intending to start that novel or screenplay but felt short of ideas, here is the Wise Women’s synopsis of plot to give you a few ideas. May the Goddess inspire you. Saviour Shirlie.
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Unfounded Jealousy

Many variations can be introduced and are generally accepted by the audience though improbable. Almost all treat of jealousy by the man, whereas the woman is just as likely to be jealous—a rival suitor might seek deliberately to make her so. Besides pride, self-interest, love, spite and rivalry, many other motives present themselves for the traitor or traitress. The outcome is usually a murder, a suicide or a divorce, but may be varied, made more subtle or forceful via instrumental characters. Similarly the intrigues whereby the jealousy is kindled.

The cause or author is either…

Elements

  1. A jealous one
  2. An object of whose possession he is jealous
  3. A supposed accomplice
  4. A cause or author of the mistake

Themes

  1. The cause or author of the unfounded jealousy
    • …is not specified or personified.
    • …is only in the suspicious mind of the jealous one The Comedy of Errors, Shakespeare
    • …a fatal chance
    • …malicious rumours
  2. Unfounded jealousy caused by a traitor who is motivated by
  3. <
    • …hatred Othello and Much Ado about Nothing, Shakespeare
    • …self-interest Cymbeline, Shakespeare
    • …jealousy and self-interest
  4. Unfounded jealousy suggested by a rival of the jealous one to
    • …husband and wife reciprocally
    • …the husband by a dismissed suitor
    • …the husband by a woman who is in love with him
    • …the wife by a scorned rival
    • …a happy lover by the deceived husband


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