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    Beauty by Jane Martin In Beauty by Jane Martian (pg. 1759)‚ the central conflict between Bethany and Carla is that the other one wants something the other has. It is an internal conflict because each character is jealous of the other but does not necessarily have a problem with the other. Carla is beautiful and Bethany is studious and normal. Carla wishes she was smarter and could do better in school‚ and Bethany wishes that more boys would pay attention to her. The irnoy of this all is the fact

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    Act 1 Scene 1 Questions 1. From Roderigo’s first speech it appears that he paid Iago for something? Can you tell what it is? So that he will help win over Desdemona’s heart 2. Iago say he hates Othello for what reason? Iago hates Othello because he didn’t get the promotion and Michael Cassio did and Iago thinks he is the one who deserves it 3. What does Iago say of Cassio? Iago says that Cassio is undeserving as he has no experience and only has book knowledge 4. What two kinds of followers are there

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    because Desdemona and Cassio do not have an affair with each other. At the time that he almost foils his plan‚ his wife‚ Emilia gives him Desdemona’s handkerchief. She steals the handkerchief to Iago because she wants her husband to feel she is clever and useful. In Act III Scene III‚ Iago says in a condescending manner to Emilia a remark implying that she is a foolish wife. Emilia is about to give Iago the ocular proof. However‚ she never knows that she is giving him the tangible proof he needs to

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    “now you see it…now you don’t” A couple of months ago my parents hired a magician for my little brother’s birthday party. Ivan the Incredible specialized in optical illusions with cards and coin tricks‚ which was a little hard for the group of eight year olds to grasp but most entertaining for myself and several adults. When I began reading Shakespeare’s Othello‚ Iago’s antics reminded me of Ivan the Incredible and how someone can trick you to believe something is true when it really isn’t. Appearance

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    In the play Othello by William Shakespeare‚ the main villain‚ Iago‚ says many things hinting that he is not who he appears to be on the outside. Iago seems to be calm and kind‚ warm-hearted and loyal: many even call him "honest Iago‚" but there is a sting of irony to this -- Iago isn ’t honest at all. It is just a facade‚ put on to fool those around him into trusting him and letting their guard down long enough for him to trick them. On the inside‚ he is a cold and calculating genius‚ whose sole

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    Introduction: Othello role as a Moor in The Tragedy of Othello: the Moor of Venice distorts the lens with which he is perceived and with which he perceives himself throughout the play‚ ultimately contributing to his uncontrollable passion‚ his incorrigible interpretation of the handkerchief‚ and his desperate attempt to make the murder of Desdemona a sacrifice. Othello’s race is crucial to his tragedy not because of what he is‚ innately or culturally‚ but because of how he is perceived‚ by others

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    am proposing two potential readings‚ or interpretations of the play‚ a feminist reading and a reading based on the themes of class and power. FEMINIST READING A feminist reading would give voice to the play’s three female characters: Desdemona‚ Emilia and Bianca (the play’s only female survivor)‚ provoking sympathy within the audience for them and portraying them as the true victims of the avoidable tragedy. A feminist reading stems from the fact that in Shakespeare’s times‚ women‚ whether married

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    Gustav Freytag is known as a German novelist and playwright. In his time‚ he created the dramatic structure that is used to analyse German and Shakespearean plays. The plays followed a common structured‚ which includes the exposition or introduction of the play‚ the rising action‚ climax and falling action and denouement. Similarly‚ the play‚ Othello‚ also follows this dramatic structure in its five acts. In Act one‚ there is the exposition‚ Act two there is the rising action‚ Act three there is

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    Big Brother Big Sister Volunteer Experience Beginning of my junior year‚ my counselor came up to me about an emergency: Emelia Chen‚ a 5-year-old Chinese immigrant‚ with no English acknowledge upon arrival. She struggles in school and indeed needs help for homework from a bilingual tutor. When I heard about her circumstances‚ I nodded my head immediately and deliberately accepted this “job”. Since I was a new foreign immigrant once‚ I knew overcoming a language barrier is such a tough challenge

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    Shakespeare in England when Prejudice against women and people of different race was acceptable in society. In Othello racial prejudice‚ gender injustice and Vigilante injustice are very prominent especially towards the end of the play. Desdemona‚ Emilia and Bianca are treated like second class citizens because of their gender and Othello feels alienated by white society and feels he is always being judged because of his colour. The setting plays a major role in the balance of injustice throughout

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