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    is othello. Othello is an roll a costa of love‚ evil and manipulation. But what is the mean Shakespeare tries to get a cross? There are many parts to this play however the overriding meanings portray in this wonderful play is that humans are naturally evil and flawed and easily succumb to evil and the effects of evil on bystanders this is done through the many themes of the play such as jealousy death evil and manipulation. the antagonist of the play Iago demonstrates the pinnacle of evil‚ he

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    Othello Critical Essay

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    Othello Critical Analytical Essay Travis Gordon ELA 30-1 October 3rd‚ 2012 Jealousy‚ the universal feeling we’ve all experienced at one time or another. Whether it be the newest piece of technology that someone has that you don’t and wish you did‚ or that kid on the playground that had those new light up shoes that were all the rage. Jealousy is not something that can be avoided‚ only controlled. It sneaks up on you‚ like a tree root sneaks up on concrete before it breaks to the surface. In

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    Othello dramatizes the interaction of good and evil by using different characters to play as evil‚ or innocent characters. Shakespeare uses the difference of morals for each character to exaggerate the goodness of one person and the (corruption) of another. For example‚ Shakespeare introduces the idea of people being born with evil in them‚ but one does not see the evil unless it is triggered by an event. However‚ some believe that a seed of evil is planted in them by others or events that occur

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    Acts of Evil Throughout history‚ numerous acts of evil have occurred. The Holodomor is an act of evil that affected many people in a pessimistic manner. Holodomor is the Ukrainian word for “killing by hunger.” Josef Stalin‚ communist leader of the Soviet Union‚ initiated this act of evil. Josef Stalin forced an extermination of the Ukrainian race by starving the citizens in the years 1932 to 1933. The Holodomor killed approximately 5.5 million people. Stalin had a goal of eliminating the Ukrainian

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    Shakespeare’s play‚ Othello‚ Iago’s devilish abilities allow him to be the only character that does not change in both of the settings‚ Venice and Cyprus. The land of Venice represents christianity‚ civilization and order‚ whereas Cyprus displays paganism‚ uncivilization‚ and chaos. Iago exemplifies universal evil by displaying his ability to manipulate and deceive in both settings. Iago goes from slightly manipulating the characters to directly controlling them but his evil intentions never become dull

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    Othello Good Vs Evil

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    Shakespeare’s Othello‚ the characters’ personalities and motivations influence the plot heavily. Iago is driven by his jealousy of Cassio and his desire to exact revenge on Othello. Othello’s trusting nature leads to his undoing in the play. Iago takes advantage of how he’s seen in the eyes of those around him to carry out his plans. Although Othello is the protagonist of the play and Iago is the antagonist‚ the two characters are not the ultimate portrayals of good and evil. Othello is not a war

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    In Othello by William Shakespeare‚ Iago is the villain whose motives are to seek revenge on Othello and Cassio both. However‚ he admits that his plan isn’t perfect yet‚ so he will not reveal his plan and show his face until his plan get’s done. Iago’s jealousy and greed made him more evil and he used many other characters to work with his plans. First of all‚ at the party‚ Iago purposely makes Cassio drunk so that it is easier to control him. Since Cassio is a weak alcohol drinker‚ he quickly

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    "Othello" is basically the story of how one influence corrupts an unsuspecting group into believing lies. It sounds awfully similar to the one creation story in the Bible in which the serpent convinces Adam and Eve to eat from the tree of knowledge‚ even after God tells them not to eat from it. The serpent is not meant to be thought of as a literal serpent‚ but rather to symbolize evil. Just as the Serpent‚ Iago can easily be seen as the evil force in the story. It is possible that Iago too is

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    Lenses by Annie Dillard Annie Dillard wrote on her experience with analyzing other forms of life. She inadvertently discovered that she and other human beings were not alone in the world. She described her different views of the world by either using a microscope‚ to see a world too small to see with the naked eye‚ or binoculars‚ to see a world that appears to be sightly never ending. Dillard recalls as a child obbessing over watching the algae in her “child’s microscope set”. She was so

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    Sinclaire Mitchell Race is a critical factor in Othello‚ the story of the ‘dark Moor’ who gives in to sexual jealousy in a white society. Many people have numerous questions about this play. Why does Iago lie to Othello so cruel? Why does Othello believe Iago’s lies‚ and end up committing the terrible act of killing his dear wife? Shakespeare doesn’t make Iago’s intentions clear and he doesn’t really show us Othello’s personal fears and insecurities. The play starts with soldiers‚ Iago and Roderigo

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