In Shakespeare’s the tragedy of Othello, The Moor of Venice; Othello downfall marriage that he was born an outsider of Venice. Even he was a great general, because of his skin color d thinks it was wrong for him to married someone outside of his race. He feels insecure in his relationship with Desdemona about being black, which gave Iago the opportunity to make him jealous. Military offer his only opportunity to be an equal to other men in Venice Society. However it also made think like he is always in battle, and not at home being a loving husband during peace time. Othello let in doubt about be different skin color into his marriage and did not let go of it.
Just because Othello and Desdemona are different skin color, Desdemona’s father, …show more content…
(1.3.61-64)
Brabantio plants a seed of doubt about Desdemona in his mind. Brabantio says to Othello “Look for, Moor, if thou hast eyes tp see:/She has deceived her father, and may thee.”(1.3.291-292). It hard to keep a marriage together when the father-in-law does not give the blessing.
1 Othello is the only man in Venice with a different color skin, so he feels insecure about being born black. Othello knows he lived in a world where the white people are the majority of the population. He is worried about what others will think him marring Desdemona, so they eloped at the beginning of the play. Othello believes Iago so easily about Desdemona is cheating on him because he does not know why she chose him over a man that is her own skin color. Othello says “Haply, for I am black,” (Act 3.3.303) He thinks because he is black she will not be faithful to him. Iago tells Othello “Her will, recoiling to her better judgment, /May fall to match you with her country forms, /And happily repent.”(3.3.236-238) Desdemona will change her mind and with not want to be married to him anymore, and leave him for a white man. Othello insecurities about himself led him to believe Iago is telling the …show more content…
Military offer his only opportunity to be an equal to other men in Venice Society. He is worried about the Duke and senators will think himself distracted by love when bring his wife to battle to Cyprus with him. Generals form a great bond with his soldiers that have been in battle with because they have to trust each other with their lives. He has more trust with his men than his own wife. He has the most trust “Honest Iago" then anyone else even more than his wife. . Othello reflects on what he has to do “Yet she must die, else she’ll betray more man” (5.2.6) He thinks is still in battle and that Desdemona is the enemy that needs to be defeated. Othello always feels like he in a battle that never ends. He thinks too much like a general at war, and not a loving husband at peace time. In the play Othello main inner struggle with his relationship with Desdemona, that he is an outsider in a mainly white population in Venice. Desdemona’s fatter thinks he should not have married Desdemona. That Desdemona should have married someone with the same status similar Roderigo. Othello felt insecure being black, which led him to believe Desdemona would never stay true to him. In his mind, he always thought he was in battle. He had to end Desdemona because in his mind, she was the enemy because she cheated on him. Othello let in doubt about be different skin color into his marriage and did not
Just because Othello and Desdemona are different skin color, Desdemona’s father, …show more content…
(1.3.61-64)
Brabantio plants a seed of doubt about Desdemona in his mind. Brabantio says to Othello “Look for, Moor, if thou hast eyes tp see:/She has deceived her father, and may thee.”(1.3.291-292). It hard to keep a marriage together when the father-in-law does not give the blessing.
1 Othello is the only man in Venice with a different color skin, so he feels insecure about being born black. Othello knows he lived in a world where the white people are the majority of the population. He is worried about what others will think him marring Desdemona, so they eloped at the beginning of the play. Othello believes Iago so easily about Desdemona is cheating on him because he does not know why she chose him over a man that is her own skin color. Othello says “Haply, for I am black,” (Act 3.3.303) He thinks because he is black she will not be faithful to him. Iago tells Othello “Her will, recoiling to her better judgment, /May fall to match you with her country forms, /And happily repent.”(3.3.236-238) Desdemona will change her mind and with not want to be married to him anymore, and leave him for a white man. Othello insecurities about himself led him to believe Iago is telling the …show more content…
Military offer his only opportunity to be an equal to other men in Venice Society. He is worried about the Duke and senators will think himself distracted by love when bring his wife to battle to Cyprus with him. Generals form a great bond with his soldiers that have been in battle with because they have to trust each other with their lives. He has more trust with his men than his own wife. He has the most trust “Honest Iago" then anyone else even more than his wife. . Othello reflects on what he has to do “Yet she must die, else she’ll betray more man” (5.2.6) He thinks is still in battle and that Desdemona is the enemy that needs to be defeated. Othello always feels like he in a battle that never ends. He thinks too much like a general at war, and not a loving husband at peace time. In the play Othello main inner struggle with his relationship with Desdemona, that he is an outsider in a mainly white population in Venice. Desdemona’s fatter thinks he should not have married Desdemona. That Desdemona should have married someone with the same status similar Roderigo. Othello felt insecure being black, which led him to believe Desdemona would never stay true to him. In his mind, he always thought he was in battle. He had to end Desdemona because in his mind, she was the enemy because she cheated on him. Othello let in doubt about be different skin color into his marriage and did not