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    Scene iii: Lines 348 – 399 In this passage‚ Iago is trying to persuade Roderigo that they both have a common enemy‚ Othello‚ and that they should work together in their revenge against him. Iago wants revenge because Othello gave the promotion of lieutenant to Cassio instead of him. Roderigo wants revenge because Othello is married to Desdemona‚ the woman Roderigo is madly in love with. The passage then ends with Roderigo leaving the stage‚ leaving Iago alone to recite a soliloquy‚ revealing his true

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    play‚ we can learn to control our jealousy unlike the awful Iago‚ not to betray our peers the way Othello betrays Cassio‚

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    Othello ACT II Log 1) What does Iago mean by : “Come on‚ come on! You are pictures out of door‚ bells in your parlors‚ wildcats in your kitchens‚ saints in your injuries‚ devils being offended‚ players in your housewifery‚ and housewives in your beds.”(Act II-scene 1 L.122-126)? Here‚ Iago is belittling his wife Emilia and shows no shame in insulting women. I believe he is saying that when they are out of the household‚ they are attractive and charming‚ pretty like pictures‚ but when they

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    and beliefs and whereas Iago is a person who conceals his nature of being manipulative and evil under the guise of “honesty”. These two characters are extremely important to the themes and values that are conveyed in this text and this is also demonstrated in the Oliver Parker’s movie. Iago’s continuous manipulation and his ability to create chaos in the midst of society‚ exemplifies that evil cannot be truly banished and that it is an everlasting aspect. Othello and Iago in Shakespeare’s original

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    play Othello. Iago‚ who is the master manipulator in the play‚ exploits the weakness and frailty in the characters around him‚ through his use of the Seven Deadly Sins. These sins were used by the early Christians to educate and instruct believers concerning the human frailty of the tendency to sin. If these sins were committed it created the threat of eternal damnation for the sinner. The reader follows the characters to their tragic end through wrath‚ pride‚ envy‚ lust‚ sloth‚

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    ’s rivalry‚ success‚ or advantages. It plays a very large role in Shakespeare’s “Othello”. Jealousy is the fire that motivates Iago and clouds Othello’s judgment‚ leading to the downfall of both men. Iago is extremely jealous of Cassio because of his position in the army. “Iago‚ a Venetian soldier of so good reputation that he is known to everyone as “honest Iago”‚ feels bitterly and deeply that he has been done a gratuitous injustice‚ His past life has been exemplary; his private actions

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    makes it quite clear to his audience at the beginning of the play that Iago plays the character of the common criminal‚ from his opening speech with Roderigo on Iago owing money to Roderigo. When Iago caries out his soliloquy we find out his philosophies on life and as an audience we become aware that he is a very clever and formulated villain this idea is not at all strange for Shakespearian play. In Othello Shakespeare presents Iago in this clever way as it would take a very scheming villain to go up

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    Truman Capote wrote In Cold Blood to commemorate the Clutter family as honorable people; beginning by describing the family’s personality‚ he paints a picture in which the Clutter family is the protagonist. Although Capote is sometimes empathetic towards Dick and Perry‚ and it seems his true loyalties are questionable‚ he wouldn’t have written the book if he hadn’t felt a pull to memorialize the family. One of the most dreadful feelings for an author would be for their work to be disregarded or simply

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    Othello Jealousy Essay

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    Jealousy‚ is a “green-eyed monster”( 3.3.167-168) . In that quote Iago is comparing jealousy to a green eyed monster‚ which is ugly and evil. Therefore Iago is saying that jealousy is something that gnaws at you little by little but will eventually eat up up. The play “ Othello” by William Shakespeare was written in 1604. The play originally took place in Venice ‚ but throughout the play the settings switched from Venice to Cyprus. During the play Shakespeare demonstrated several themes within the

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    the Moor of Venice by William Shakespeare “I am not what I am.” Thus says Iago. (1‚ 1‚ 67) In Othello‚ the Moor of Venice‚ the main character is not Othello but rather is Iago. Iago is the original villain character. He set the bar for everyone else. Without Iago in the play there would be no play. By saying I am not what I am‚ Iago is telling us he is not himself and his actions are not what he normally would do. Iago is the main character in Othello. The others such as Othello and Desdemona

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