English Playwright and poet, William Congreve wrote “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.” This quote is a direct way to explain the struggle of the women in Othello. There are two women in Othello who a share a common problem. Emilia’s husband and Desdemona’s husband do not treat them the way they would like to be treated. They bond over this common problem. However, this leads to more problems as their relationship gets tested. A recurring theme in Othello is revenge. Revenge is the catalyst that sets off a chain of events in Othello. As we explore the theme of revenge, similarities and differences between the characters pursuits will be brought to the surface.
There are just three female characters in Othello, and each …show more content…
Cassio finds the tissue, and he solicits Bianca to make a duplicate from it. In an attack of envy, since she trusts that this cloth is proof that Cassio has another partner, Bianca makes a scene before Cassio, Othello, and others to declare that she won 't duplicate “some minx 's token” (Shakespeare, 4.1). Othello perceives the cloth as Desdemona 's, which sets his doubts that Desdemona and Cassio are taking part in an extramarital entanglements.
A standout amongst the most intriguing parts of Emilia is her theory on marriage. In spite of the fact that Emilia was beforehand blamed for having an unsanctioned romance with Othello, her activities all through the play depict a dependable and fair lady. She is surely faithful to Iago when she gives him Desdemona 's cloth, in spite of her nature to return it to Desdemona.
Amid this scene, she appears to be suspicious. “What will you do with 't, that you have been so sincere to have me filch it?”(Shakespeare, 3.3). In spite of the fact that Iago does not give a purpose behind needing the cloth, she leaves without challenge when he rejects her. She is, be that as it may, worried about Desdemona, who she claims will “run frantic” once she understands the tissue is missing (Shakespeare, 3.3). Despite the fact that she is a loyal spouse, Emilia addresses her significant other, which conflicts with the grain of the traditional Elizabethan …show more content…
The web of deceit is developing to include all the more family and individuals of importance.Emilia and Desdemona touch upon the subject of revenge loosely in their exchange. They examine the vital moves to make when spouses and wives are unfaithful...perhaps reprisal is the proper game-plan. Iago loathes Othello and is plotting an arrangement to get exact revenge. He trusts that by controlling Desdemona he will have the capacity to hurt Othello. He wants to make it look like Cassio and Desdemona are taking part in an extramarital
There are just three female characters in Othello, and each …show more content…
Cassio finds the tissue, and he solicits Bianca to make a duplicate from it. In an attack of envy, since she trusts that this cloth is proof that Cassio has another partner, Bianca makes a scene before Cassio, Othello, and others to declare that she won 't duplicate “some minx 's token” (Shakespeare, 4.1). Othello perceives the cloth as Desdemona 's, which sets his doubts that Desdemona and Cassio are taking part in an extramarital entanglements.
A standout amongst the most intriguing parts of Emilia is her theory on marriage. In spite of the fact that Emilia was beforehand blamed for having an unsanctioned romance with Othello, her activities all through the play depict a dependable and fair lady. She is surely faithful to Iago when she gives him Desdemona 's cloth, in spite of her nature to return it to Desdemona.
Amid this scene, she appears to be suspicious. “What will you do with 't, that you have been so sincere to have me filch it?”(Shakespeare, 3.3). In spite of the fact that Iago does not give a purpose behind needing the cloth, she leaves without challenge when he rejects her. She is, be that as it may, worried about Desdemona, who she claims will “run frantic” once she understands the tissue is missing (Shakespeare, 3.3). Despite the fact that she is a loyal spouse, Emilia addresses her significant other, which conflicts with the grain of the traditional Elizabethan …show more content…
The web of deceit is developing to include all the more family and individuals of importance.Emilia and Desdemona touch upon the subject of revenge loosely in their exchange. They examine the vital moves to make when spouses and wives are unfaithful...perhaps reprisal is the proper game-plan. Iago loathes Othello and is plotting an arrangement to get exact revenge. He trusts that by controlling Desdemona he will have the capacity to hurt Othello. He wants to make it look like Cassio and Desdemona are taking part in an extramarital