In classical Greek tragedy, the 'chorus' served primarily to

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comment on the action, express communal values, and guide the audience's moral response. The Greek chorus functioned as a collective voice that reflected on the dramatic action, expressed the moral and social values of the community, and helped shape the audience's emotional and ethical response to events. The chorus did not control the plot or act as protagonists, and comic relief was

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A) provide comic relief between serious scenes

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B) represent the views of the gods and determine the plot's outcome

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C) comment on the action, express communal values, and guide the audience's moral response

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D) act as additional protagonists who share the hero's burden

In classical Greek tragedy, the 'chorus' served primarily to

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