"Old settings for tragedies" NYT crossword answer is:
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The old settings for tragedies crossword clue in the New York Times (October 3 2023) refers to the traditional locations used in classic tragedies. These settings often involve a royal court, a battlefield, or a kingdom in turmoil. These settings are used to create a sense of drama and tension, as well as to provide a backdrop for the characters to interact with each other. The use of these settings has been a staple of tragedy since ancient times, and is still used in modern works of tragedy.
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