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    Othello Speech on Jealousy

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    over arching themes in Othello. I believe jealousy is the most important theme. Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello focuses on the downfall of military General Othello whose happiness at his marriage to Desdemona is quickly consumed by jealousy. The love of Othello and Desdemona are tragically torn apart by the intrigue of Iago who is also acting out of jealousy. The jealousy consumes Othello and Iago’s own lives and destroys the lives of those around them. Jealousy is the emotive force that generates a cause

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    Out of revenge‚ Iago successfully planted a seed of jealousy into Othello’s mind when in the garden he insinuated that Cassio and Desdemona were having an affair. Iago implied to Othello to check on his wife‚ Desdemona‚ one morning and see what she was up to. Othello decided to go‚ when he and Iago got to the garden of Othello’s house‚ they saw Cassio‚ who ran away from Desdemona after seeing Othello. Cassio was asking Desdemona if she can ask Othello to forgive him for the incident of the night

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    The evolutionary model of jealousy implies that jealousy responses between men and women evolved to aid them with the different reproductive challenges faced by the two sexes. It states that‚ when it comes to infidelity‚ men are concerned with their female partner becoming pregnant by another man and are therefore more likely to feel jealous in response to sexual infidelity cues. Women are more concerned with their male partner diverting emotional and material resources required for raising her children

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    Othello Iago's Jealousy

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    behind all of them was the jealousy of a man named Iago. The theme of jealousy is much apparent to even the casual reader as the words "jealous" and "jealousy" appear in the play 16 times‚ which mostly occur in the crucial act III‚ scene III where Othello confronts Desdemona. Yet the first direct reference to Iago’s jealousy occurs in the soliloquy in act II‚ scene I; where he muses on a plot to ruin Othello‚ "Or‚ failing so‚ yet that I put the Moor At least into a jealousy so strong That judgment

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    It is here where Shakespeare introduces the topic of racism and jealousy to begin his endeavors. One of the main reasons to include the topic of race and jealous in Othello is to create tension between the characters‚ especially in between Iago and Othello. For this would be the start of an ongoing battle between them

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    (Othello’s wife) and Othello’s suicide. Iago also had a part in the death of Roderigo‚ a person who had got into the mix by simply being in love. Before Othello’s death‚ he had spoken about how he does not want people to think that it was all in spite of jealousy. “Speak of me as I am. Nothing extenuate‚ nor set down aught in malice. Then must you speak of one that loved not wisely but too well-” (words reported by Lodovico) Othello did not want to be remembered as one

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    Shakespeare’s "Othello" is not simply a play. It shows people how jealousy and hateful treachery can drive anyone to tragic end. In this play‚ the main character is Othello. He is introduced as a tragic hero whose stories of hardships endeared him to his new bride Desdemona. She is truly in love and devoted in trust to Othello. Iago has a reputation for honesty and uses it for dishonest purposes. He is a smart person‚ but he has a very high opinion of himself‚ takes delight in his own evil. He knows

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    Love And Jealousy Seminar

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    Salma Parker 17 April 2013 PRKSAL012 Elizabeth Baldwin Love‚ Lust and Jealousy Seminar: Essay 1 ------------------------------------------------- Topic: It has been argued that the conflicts in As You Like It are primarily fraternal. Do you agree‚ and where does this leave Rosalind and Celia? ------------------------------------------------- As You Like It is a play that incorporates a variety of characters‚ thus incorporating diversity with regard to their relationships with each other

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    One of the main aspects explored through Shakespeare’s Othello are the intense relationships which exist through human values such as jealousy and ambition. The way these themes are used to drive the plot forward and give purpose to the interactions at the core of the play allow for Othello to resonate even with contemporary society. Almost every character is deeply involved with another‚ creating a web of both lies and betrayal; two such relationships are those between Othello and Desdemona‚ and

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    Abigail’s jealousy played a huge part of the port. Her jealousy for Elizabeth Proctor turned quite deadly‚ first when she tried to make a charm to kill her and her jealousy plays a part in the second act as well. Mary Warren comes in from a day at court about to get whipped to take the devil out of her‚ when she confesses that she saved Elizabeth’s

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