Othello’s first sign of Jealousy was when Othello and Iago were discussing the issue of Desdemona’s false betrayal toward Othello and how he felt about it, “ And O’you mortal engines, whose rude throats th’ Immortal Jove’s dread clamors counterfeit, Farewell! Othello’s Occupation’s gone!” (Act 1, Sc. 3) It is apparent through Othello’s thickened tone and aggressive attitude that jealousy is creating this huge change in his life. Othello’s jealousy was from a slate of falsity, he doesn’t even need the truth to bring justice toward his jealousy. This means that even if someone thinks something is actually happening even though it isn’t they don’t know what to think and if any evidence leads to a conclusion that person may think the worst. Next, Othello and Desdemona are arguing about what Desdemona’s true intention was with Cassio, Desdemona was trying to convince Othello that any justification made toward her at the moment were false but in the end it didn’t work out very well for her as Othello strangled her to death “ Down, Trumpet!” “Kill me tomorrow, let me live tonight” “nay if [she] strive” “But half an hour” “But while I say one prayer” “it is too late” Othello is so fixated on his own jealousy he cannot begin to think of showing any
Othello’s first sign of Jealousy was when Othello and Iago were discussing the issue of Desdemona’s false betrayal toward Othello and how he felt about it, “ And O’you mortal engines, whose rude throats th’ Immortal Jove’s dread clamors counterfeit, Farewell! Othello’s Occupation’s gone!” (Act 1, Sc. 3) It is apparent through Othello’s thickened tone and aggressive attitude that jealousy is creating this huge change in his life. Othello’s jealousy was from a slate of falsity, he doesn’t even need the truth to bring justice toward his jealousy. This means that even if someone thinks something is actually happening even though it isn’t they don’t know what to think and if any evidence leads to a conclusion that person may think the worst. Next, Othello and Desdemona are arguing about what Desdemona’s true intention was with Cassio, Desdemona was trying to convince Othello that any justification made toward her at the moment were false but in the end it didn’t work out very well for her as Othello strangled her to death “ Down, Trumpet!” “Kill me tomorrow, let me live tonight” “nay if [she] strive” “But half an hour” “But while I say one prayer” “it is too late” Othello is so fixated on his own jealousy he cannot begin to think of showing any