In act 1, scene 3 of Othello, the audience is left of with Othello pleading his case to the father of his dear wife. Throughout the scene the themes of appearance versus reality were especially prominent, when comparing the Brabantio's accusations against Othello and the statements made by Othello himself. Moreover, the crimes that Brabantio accuses Othello of portray him as an devilish man who stole his daughter hearts through the means of drugs or charms. However, when Othello makes his case in front of the judges, it is evident that geniousness of his words is what won Desdemona’s heart. In line “That I have tune away this old man’s daughter”, Othello acknowledges and confesses to his actions, thus creating sincerity in his word. Furthermore,
