Brooke Wattenbarger
Professor Vasquez
English 102:CRN 32638
20 April 2017
In Othello's final speech he reminds us that he is noble. He is humble and does not talk too highly about himself but doesn't self deprecate either. Othello is not defensive and doesn't try to make excuses for what he has done. He takes complete accountability for murdering his wife. He also knows that he did it because of love. He realizes that suspicion and jealousy is the reason that he killed Desdemona. He doesn't blame Iago or anyone else but himself because he is a good leader. His last words are very matter of fact and don't show much emotion about the sad events. He chooses what he says very carefully, so that he can keep his image intact as a good leader.
Professor Vasquez
English 102:CRN 32638
20 April 2017
In Othello's final speech he reminds us that he is noble. He is humble and does not talk too highly about himself but doesn't self deprecate either. Othello is not defensive and doesn't try to make excuses for what he has done. He takes complete accountability for murdering his wife. He also knows that he did it because of love. He realizes that suspicion and jealousy is the reason that he killed Desdemona. He doesn't blame Iago or anyone else but himself because he is a good leader. His last words are very matter of fact and don't show much emotion about the sad events. He chooses what he says very carefully, so that he can keep his image intact as a good leader.