Terrific Analysis Othello

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Terrific analysis and poem choice. I love your sentence structure, vocabulary and your ability to seamlessly, thread together cohesive ideas. This is a passionate and brooding poem full of emotion and imagery. Thank you for sharing it with us, I really enjoyed it!

I really enjoyed reading your analysis and interpretation of Othello (I.ii). Your work is extremely methodical, well paced and thorough. I particularly enjoyed your reasoning behind the confrontation and your expert precision on answering the

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