We socialize and communicate with each other constantly, and it is an essential part of human nature to do so. Silence and isolation because it is not natural to function in such a way. People use communication for purposes like to work, chat, or testify a verdict. As shown through Shakespeare's Othello with dramatic situations in tragedy, communication has a vital importance in society, and leads to honesty and truth in the worst of times. Communication connects each other together through ways of talking, text messaging, and social media. But when going off the grid, miscommunication and isolation occur and can have negative consequences to a situation. Shakespeare demonstrated Othello practically going off the grid as he only talked to “honest” Iago. He stated to Iago “Hath he said anything?” and Iago responded
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Job positions like the lieutenant position in Othello was determined by how much Othello liked Cassio at the beginning. Iago was not the best man of the applicants and was extremely jealous when he proclaimed “Why, there’s no remedy.’Tis the curse of service” (1.1.37). Iago states that the position for lieutenant was determined by social status. Iago felt he was more qualified than Cassio in every way, but was out beaten by Cassio and became another reason of revenge towards Othello. It happens in reality when someone receives a job because of interior connections with employees or managers in the company, and put credentials at a lower priority when interviewing. Status was very important at the end of Othello when Iago stays quiet so he does not admit any more of his plan. His reputation is already ruined as he says “Demand me nothing. What you know, you know./From this time forth I never will speak word” (5.2.355-356). He already sabotaged himself completely with his communication, so he does not even bother saying anything else because everyone hates him for his status
Job positions like the lieutenant position in Othello was determined by how much Othello liked Cassio at the beginning. Iago was not the best man of the applicants and was extremely jealous when he proclaimed “Why, there’s no remedy.’Tis the curse of service” (1.1.37). Iago states that the position for lieutenant was determined by social status. Iago felt he was more qualified than Cassio in every way, but was out beaten by Cassio and became another reason of revenge towards Othello. It happens in reality when someone receives a job because of interior connections with employees or managers in the company, and put credentials at a lower priority when interviewing. Status was very important at the end of Othello when Iago stays quiet so he does not admit any more of his plan. His reputation is already ruined as he says “Demand me nothing. What you know, you know./From this time forth I never will speak word” (5.2.355-356). He already sabotaged himself completely with his communication, so he does not even bother saying anything else because everyone hates him for his status