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    manipulates Othello suggests that evil can be seductive. I. Iago easily manipulates Othello. A. Iago convinces Othello that he is his friend. 1. Iago appeals to Othello’s military mind. 2. Iago uses love against Othello to cause him to experience jealousy. B. Iago convinces Othello that Cassio is the enemy. 1. Iago manipulates Cassio into drinking too much since he is certain Cassio will do something he will regret. 2. Othello demotes Cassio from his position of lieutenant. C. Iago convinces Othello

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    Act I Quote Analysis “O‚ sir‚ content you; I follow him to serve my turn upon him … I am not what I am.” Iago‚ Act I‚ Pg 24-25 During Iago and Roderigo’s discourse‚ Iago says‚ “ O‚ sir‚ content you; I follow him to serve my turn upon him…I am not what I am”. Iago declares himself to be fallacious. He reveals his future betrayal to his “friend”‚ Othello. Iago is very wise with his plot‚ he is not who Othello thinks he is. Iago’s ability to be a clever two faced will

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    unfortunately still pervades contemporary society. Madness and jealousy drive the action as it thrives in the play; these destructive emotions are still alive in humanity today. The play portrays the typical scenes of love which always seem to draw in a timeless audience. The entire plot of Othello is very much like the attitudes and methods of the modern society. The plot tells of what happens when characters embark on a trail of jealousy and revenge‚ and how it can easily be taken a bit overboard

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    by John Knowles‚ the value of dealing with enemies is shown by Gene‚ who was dealing with few human enemies‚ but his emotions created far greater rivals than any human could ever posses. One of the enemies that Gene created for himself was jealousy. Gene was jealous of everything about Finny. The openness which Finny possessed was one of these things which Gene envied. One incident of Finny’s openness was when he wore the pink shirt. By wearing this he was "symbolizing the first U.S. bombing

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    worst in people. Competition encourages emotions such as jealousy‚ envy‚ and paranoia. These negative emotions indicate that competition creates a negative and sometimes hostile environment. The negative atmosphere that competition creates would then limit people’s abilities to lead happy lives. I agree with Rubin’s views between the links of happiness and competition because I feel people cannot lead happy lives if they are feeling jealousy‚ envy‚ or paranoia. According to Rubin‚ “Competition is

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    The Hundred Secret Senses Sometimes in life‚ it is easy to judge a person and situation without first understanding all of the facts. In The Hundred Secret Senses‚ a romance and mystery novel‚ Amy Tan tells the story of Olivia and her half-sister Kwan – how they grow up together and help each other‚ while also depicting Kwan’s former life in China‚ and Olivia’s relationship with her love‚ Simon. The novel has two main characters‚ Kwan and Olivia. Kwan and Olivia share the same father‚ but after

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    Devon‚ Gene soon finds out his roommate‚ Phineas also known as Finny‚ was an extraordinary athlete‚ quite manipulating and able to talk himself out of any kind of trouble or responsibilities he may have had. This caused Gene to become filled with jealousy and competitiveness because he believed Finny was trying to stay “ahead” of him. This is why the essay will discuss Gene’s jealous and competitive personality which could lead the reader to believe

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    originally come from a prominent family‚ her father ensured that though he left her no money after his passing that she would be provided for‚ leading to her perception as “a hereditary obligation upon the town”‚ and exaggerating the feelings of jealousy the people who lived among her held for her. B. Topic Sentence: Miss Emily’s sense of superiority was beneficial in increasing the begrudged feelings the residents of her town possessed towards her. 1. Supporting Sentence:

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    word qanah used in verses such as Genesis 37:11. Qanah is best defined as envy and not jealousy. Qanah appears 32 times in the Old Testament and is always used in connection with man and has a negative connotation while qanna only appears 6 times and is always used in conjunction with God and His relationship with us. Jealousy in itself is not evil. First‚ God is perfectly holy and cannot do evil. If jealousy is evil in itself then God could not be jealous. Jealous is defined as “Intolerant of

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    Othello’s destruction by Iago is inevitable due to a combination of Iago’s plotting and Othello’s character flaws. Iago’s cunning character in Shakespeare’s play has identified Othello’s vulnerability through flaws of jealousy‚ trust‚ poor judgement‚ naivety and love for the fair Desdemona. Iago’s pure hate for the Moor leads to the success of Othello’s downfall through Iago’s manipulative and conniving plotting. Perhaps without Iago’s clever plotting Othello might have had a chance to communicate

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