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    introduces the dishonorable villain Iago talking to Roderigo about his scene of revenge upon a certain character that remains unknown in this point of time. With the use of language techniques‚ Iago exposes to the audience his true evil spirit in relation to the superior character who remains unknown‚ "I follow him to serve my turn upon him… when I have lined my coat I shall do myself homage"; thus revealing to the audience his villainous character and sly nature. Iago was the main character that caused

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    Comparative Essay - Othello and O “In the transformation process Othello and O deal with the same issues and ideas‚ but do so in different ways.” In the play ‘Othello’ written by William Shakespeare and the movie ‘O’ directed by Tim Nelson‚ many themes and issues are dealt with over the course of the text. However ‘Othello’ and ‘O’ portray these themes using different techniques which have changed during the transformation process from literature to film. Some of the main reoccurring issues

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    Eyed Monster The tragedy in Othello is caused by jealousy between many characters in the play. From the beginning of the play you can witness how jealousy ruins each character lives. It is the “green eyed monster” that fuels Iago passion to create jealousy in Othello’s heart. Iago and Othello fall victim to the green eyed monster which is demonstrated throughout the play. Cassio is the only person that did not fall victim to the green eye monsters path of destruction. Many times before Othello‚ Shakespeare

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    of good and evil‚ for when you eat of it you will surely die" - (Genesis 2‚ 16-17) Adam ignored God’s command and thus begins our nature. Human nature is characterized by ignorance‚ selfish desire and craving‚ desire to do good and evil‚ and greed. Human condition is characterized mostly by suffering‚ war‚ oppression‚ poverty‚ vain striving‚ and disappointment. Humans have free will and determination. The determination of humans is why we have achieved our many goals. In Candide‚ by Voltaire

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    Shakespeare uses language and dramatic technique to present the weakness in the characters of Othello and Macbeth. Plan 1. Iago and the witches act as catalyst in the plays as they introduce new ideas into the play‚ was well as Macbeth and Othello. Furthermore throughout‚ they develop on their own thoughts and ideas‚ provoking the two main characters further. 2. Both Iago and the witches give some insight‚ but never provide Othello and Macbeth with the whole picture. Therefore‚ both O and M facntasize

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    Amber Grootenboer 0855189 Dr. J.F. van Dijkhuizen Literature 6B: Shakespeare: An introductory course 5 August 2011 How are relations between different ethnic groups represented in The Merchant of Venice and Othello? Now in the early twenty-first century we tend to associate racist attitudes as fallacious and inhuman. The Merchant of Venice and Othello can‚ therefore‚ present challenges to modern readers and audiences because‚ to a certain extent‚ Shakespeare presents relations

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    The Push & Tugs of Social Orders Each Shakespearean play read pulls and tugs at certain social norms within their own world. Be it gender‚ religion‚ or race there are revolving themes of disorder in all of these texts. In Taming of the Shrew many social norms are being challenged‚ but the biggest two are that of gender identity and social politics. By refusing to be chased‚ silent‚ and obedient Kate mocks the social norm that her sister Bianca seems to follow perfectly (at least in the public view)

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    Ugly black twisted tree in the middle of a green field and a butterfly is chained next to it RACE and GENDER MANIPULATION: Iago manipulates Brabantio into believing Desdemona ran off with Othello in a negative way Iago manipulates Cassio in drinking and starting a fight Iago manipulates Othello into thinking Cassio and Desdemona are having an affair GENDER ROLE: Iago’s depiction of female- his treatment and rude comments about Emilia and Bianca Iago’s telling Roderigo women only wanted sex

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    “To be or not to be - that is the question” (Kittredge‚ 993). This is one of William Shakespeare’s best known and used quotes. Many who use it do not even know what piece it is taken from‚ or what exactly it means. It just sounds like a cool‚ tragic‚ Shakespearean quote to use to sound more intelligent. And that is the sad truth. Shakespeare’s works are filled with quotes‚ soliloquies‚ and experts‚ like this one‚ that are filled with innuendos‚ imagery‚ word choice‚ etc. One very important literary

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    implemented by Iago‚ the Machiavellian villain‚ and his gullibility makes him susceptible to it. Once he becomes convinced that his wife Desdemona is unfaithful‚ his jealousy does indeed feed itself just as Iago ironically warns‚ “the green eyed monster‚ which doth mock the meat it feeds on” (Iago- Act 3 Scene 1)‚ leading to the hero’s monstrous behaviour. The apparent alliteration‚ “death and damnation” (Act 3 Scene 3) and “waked wrath” (Act 3 Scene 3)‚ reveals the great influence that Iago has upon Othello

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