Othello Eulogy
As one of the most honourable, loyal and brave military leaders to have lived it seems only fair to properly honour Othello's death. He was an unfortunate victim of an evil person that used his pure traits against him to uproot his peace of mind.
I, Michael Cassio speaking from my experience and fighting alongside Othello for several years has exposed me to his unique personality, exceptional skills and his ability to make important decisions in stressful times whilst remaining calm. Othello was a large inspiration in my life as he had taught me important life lessons.
Many positive adjectives can be ascribed to Othello. He wasn't just the fearless general and an ultimate warrior, he was also a loving husband and an absolute gentlemen. …show more content…
As a results he suffered intensely when he was eventually betrayed.
Othello had a large effect on people in his presence; any shift in his stance could change the atmosphere of a room. Even with his negativity association of his color of skin, he did not curse himself instead he wore it proudly. Aspects such as his scars, his exotic heritage were all evidence that he was from a different world than his love Desdemona, but he didn't allow it to limit him.
Othello was not just my officer and mentor, but rather a dear friend and somebody I had real respect for. Whenever I felt discontentment, he always managed to reassure me and anchored me back into place. When I think back on our friendship over the years, it weighs my heart down to think that he is no longer amongst us. We have shared such an unbreakable bond which was formed around respect, honour and faith in each …show more content…
Venice will feel his loss as it will not have as much protection and stability as it once had. The lessons that Othello has left behind can be an inspiration for everyone. He has taught us to always stand for what we believe in and to persist even when there are uphill battles. Othello lived by a simple philosophy whereby he believed that a man’s standing in society and in life was directly proportional to his
I, Michael Cassio speaking from my experience and fighting alongside Othello for several years has exposed me to his unique personality, exceptional skills and his ability to make important decisions in stressful times whilst remaining calm. Othello was a large inspiration in my life as he had taught me important life lessons.
Many positive adjectives can be ascribed to Othello. He wasn't just the fearless general and an ultimate warrior, he was also a loving husband and an absolute gentlemen. …show more content…
As a results he suffered intensely when he was eventually betrayed.
Othello had a large effect on people in his presence; any shift in his stance could change the atmosphere of a room. Even with his negativity association of his color of skin, he did not curse himself instead he wore it proudly. Aspects such as his scars, his exotic heritage were all evidence that he was from a different world than his love Desdemona, but he didn't allow it to limit him.
Othello was not just my officer and mentor, but rather a dear friend and somebody I had real respect for. Whenever I felt discontentment, he always managed to reassure me and anchored me back into place. When I think back on our friendship over the years, it weighs my heart down to think that he is no longer amongst us. We have shared such an unbreakable bond which was formed around respect, honour and faith in each …show more content…
Venice will feel his loss as it will not have as much protection and stability as it once had. The lessons that Othello has left behind can be an inspiration for everyone. He has taught us to always stand for what we believe in and to persist even when there are uphill battles. Othello lived by a simple philosophy whereby he believed that a man’s standing in society and in life was directly proportional to his