"its tragic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation as being very sad or unfortunate. For example, "The news of his passing was its tragic."
Despite its tragic ending, it also whispers a comforting suggestion of connections surviving even the seemingly absolute separation of death.
And yet Berlin cannot refute its tragic past -- nor does it try to.
"Dream a Little Dream" has its tragic moments, but, for the most part, it's a much lighter evening.
Rights group said it meant the country could finally deal with its tragic past.
Perhaps by recognizing this about ourselves, and its tragic implications, we can do something about it.
What it's about: Years after Japan's devastating tsunami, its tragic legacy manifests in powerful ways.
It, too, is about the breakdown of a marriage, but its tragic romanticism is also a terrifying farewell to life.
The obstruction that Ms. Frederickson cites illustrates its tragic costs.
"They are also behind 'globalisation and its tragic implications'.
She's the movie's tomboy fatale, Michel its tragic hero.
