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    Natural Powers Nature is often overlooked as a concept without significance or value in our lives. However in the words of Henry Ward Beecher‚ “Nature would be scarcely worth a puff of the empty wind if it were not that all Nature is but a temple”. Beecher explains with the proverb how this temple of nature serves as a haven which can parallel our lives. This fascinating idea is heavily explored in William Shakespeare’s Othello‚ where the once joyous Othello is manipulated by his “friend” Iago to

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    about sex. The following points I’m about to make come from LeaderU.com. The first lie is that sex creates intimacy. This is a lie because intimacy comes from verbal communication and emotional contact. Intimacy is built upon three values: honesty‚ love‚ and respect. In fact premarital sex could get in the way of intimacy. According to Donald Joy‚ having premarital sex can cut off the emotional connection development. He also mentions a study of 100‚000 women that have had sex before marriage presents

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    Williams Shakespeare’s‚ “Othello”‚ depicts tragedy through the eyes of jealousy‚ lust for power‚ and most importantly the complexity of love and relationships. This tale unfolds through a series of elegant yet‚ intense plot twists that inevitably leaves the entire ensemble of characters touched by the cold hands of death. “This play is the most intellectual of all Shakespeare ’s tragedies‚ despite its concern with elementary personal emotion“(Bell). Shakespeare’s tale of betrayal is truly ingenuous

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    Finding True Love It is always amazing the way one can find their soulmate‚ I didn’t see it coming when I met mine. I first met the love of my life Kellie‚ at my brother-in-laws place of employment‚ she was his assistant. I again met her after my brother-in-law quit and found a job elsewhere‚ he invited her to meet us at Honest Pint because they didn’t want to lose touch of eachother. If I was told four years ago about everything that would happen and how completely I would be in love with someone

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    Shakespeare’s Othello centralizes around the drastic change of Othello’s character throughout the play. Othello also reveals the theme of tragedy as Othello is seen to be a true tragic hero. Othello initially displays admirable characteristics that a true renaissance man portrays however‚ contradicts them when his character deteriorates and fits the stereotypes of The typical Moor. Iago is manipulative and has an evil demeanour. Iago’s character does not change throughout the play. The play also

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    This play focuses on a solitary plan line‚ unlike other plays written by him. Additionally‚ this play also has few main characters which included the likes of Iago‚ Othello and Desdemona. The characters and relationship among these individuals are well displayed in the storyline. For Instance‚ Iago’s Jealousy emerges after Othello endorsed Michael Cassio to the position of lieutenant. This action angered Iago because he had imagined that it could be applied to him. The jealousness of Iago takes

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    Othello is mainly about…” William Shakespeare’s Othello is a unique tragedy in which it focuses on the cause and effect of love. Love is the strong predilection‚ enthusiasm‚ or liking for anything‚ whereas to be in love is when an individual has a profoundly tender‚ passionate affection as well as feelings of warm personal attachment for another person- it is not found but just falls upon a person. By studying Othello‚ it can be derived that the love felt between certain characters is based on

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    Love and Distrust Love can still exist even when there is a lack of trust between two people‚ which is evident in William Shakespeare’s Othello. Despite Othello’s suspicions of Desdemona’s innocence and faithfulness‚ he still truly loves her. When Iago first tries to plant the idea of Desdemona cheating on him‚ Othello does not believe him. Othello tells Iago that he needs proof before he will accept that as the truth. He also tells Iago that: “If she be false‚ O‚ then heaven mocks itself!” (3

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    Task two‚ Othello This play presents several opposing views of love and marriage. What are these views and who expresses them? Iago is really jealous of Othello because he has Desdemona. However‚ Iago does not want Desdemona‚ he just envies Othello for the sake of it. Iago is jealous of Cassio too because Cassio got the promotion that Iago wanted. Desdemona is faithful to Othello no matter what‚ even when Othello accuses her repeatedly of just the opposite‚ and even when Othello is suffocating

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    of relatable themes are also present in Othello‚ with love‚ loyalty‚ trust and anger all playing an important role. However‚ the most prominent theme in Othello‚ is the destructive nature of jealousy. Othello is a play that is consumed with envy and anger‚ with the intent for all characters to become equally destroyed by jealousy‚ which aim Shakespeare completes through the betrayal and manipulations of characters. The development of the destructive nature of jealousy is presented

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