Mercutio then dramatically shouts his death by saying, “I am sped.” “Romeo attempts to beat…
This article is about Luis Delcid-Cardona, a boy who killed his three best mates while driving drunk. He fled the scene by foot while his friends lay there dead or dying on the New Jersey highway early Thursday morning – 12/12/13.…
The wounded Mercutio was apparently acting like his severe wound was merely a scratch and dismissed any help from his concerned friends and wary acquaintances. However it was soon discovered by everyone that Mercutio’s wound was a deep puncture when he fell to the ground and screamed in agony.…
Throughout the entirety of Shakespeare’s “Othello”, there are many scenes of conflict between the characters and Shakespeare presents these conflicts in a number of different ways. The most notable conflicts are between the main characters: Othello, Iago and Desdemona, among others like Roderigo, Cassio, Brabantio, Emilia and Bianca.…
Mercutio was killed yesterday afternoon by Tybalt when they engaged in a duel. The duel was fairly peaceful until Romeo interfered and got in Mercutio’s way. When Romeo got in Mercutio’s way, Tybalt accidentally stabbed Mercutio in the chest.…
In act 5 scene 1 how would you direct the characters use of body language, facial expressions and vocals to create a comical response from the audience? Outline your casting decisions.…
Although one may seem sweet, innocent, and harmless, he potentially might just be hiding the beastly side of himself quite well. Shakespeare’s “Othello” depicts the perfect example of this idea of a “two-faced” man using the main character, Othello. Othello, a highly ranked general, starts out as the nicest and most praised man of Venice through most of the play. However, his supposedly good friend, Iago, has a deceitful plan laid out with the purpose of ruining Othello’s life. As the play goes on, Othello loses his recognized manners, self confidence, and sanity because of the untrue information Iago gives to him.…
Discuss this statement, showing how composers of texts represent their ideas in relation to identity. In your response you must refer to Othello and one other related text.…
ACT 1IAGO I hate the Moor: And it is thought abroad, that 'twixt my sheets He has done my office: I know not if't be true; But I, for mere suspicion in that kind, Will do as if for surety. (1.3.12)…
In this scene, Shakespeare uses personification to reflect Cassio's regret and guilt over his decisions. Continually, he refers to various forms of alcohol as "devils" (2.3.259). He takes some blame for his actions, but he also blames alcohol for corrupting his mind, "stealing away [his] brain" (2.3.267). By using this device, Shakespeare is able to effectively portray the innate goodness present in Cassio. Contrastingly, Iago is further shown as a villain due to his attempts at manipulation.…
Othello is a story of tragedy; a failed marriage between a Moor and the white daughter of a political figure. Through jealousy and deception, Othello and Desdemona’s, his wife, marriage goes from a love story to two tragic and preventable deaths. Othello is a highly respected general in the defense forces of Venice; his charismatic and intelligent demeanor allows him to gain power and status in a majority white atmosphere. Desdemona is the daughter of a high ranking chauvinistic political figure. Desdemona is nothing like her father, she believes in true love which is why she falls in love with Othello even though during the 16th century, interracial relations are frowned upon. The Great…
· “I didn’t want to harm the man. I thought he was a very nice gentleman. Soft-spoken. I thought so right up to the moment I cut his throat”(244).…
Iago hates Othello because he didn’t get the promotion and Michael Cassio did and Iago thinks he is the one who deserves it…
With the entire island of Cyprus rejoicing, the military seems to be falling apart. Cassio, charged to maintain watch through the night after the storm that destroyed the Turkish fleet, became drunk and started a fight with Montano. The fight started when Rodrigo was apparently harassing Cassio, who in his drunken state was quickly enraged and chased him across the ramparts. Montano stepped in and tried to stop the fight but was quickly turned on by Cassio wielding a rapier. Reports read that immediately after the fight, Othello appeared and put a stop to it. However, he was not very happy, and yelled, “Zounds, if I stir or do but lift this arm, the best of you shall sink in my rebuke.” He then went on to tell Cassio to “never more be officer of mine”.…
We begin the scene with Stephano, Trinculo, and Caliban. Stephano and Trinculo are drinking and Stephano orders Caliban to have a drink as well. All three of them drink, while Trinculo continues to make fun of Caliban insulting him by calling him things like half fish and half monster repeatedly, and Caliban gets upset of all the insults and also mocks Trinculo saying he is not courageous and will never serve him. He also pleads Stephano to “bite him to death” and to beat and hit him. Stephano defends Caliban and tells Trinculo that he will hang him if he continues to mock his servant…