According to Aristotle, the six elements of tragedy are:
Plot: The structure of the incidents, which Aristotle considered the soul of a tragedy
Character: The characters in the tragedy
Thought: The ideas and concepts in the tragedy
Diction: The language used in the tragedy
Song: The music or other auditory elements in the tragedy
Spectacle: The visual or auditory elements in the tragedy, such as scenes, costumes, and settings
