Othello Jealousy Essay

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    Psychopathy in Othello and 1984 Psychopaths are mentally ill individuals who display violent social behavior, low empathy and disinhibited, bold behavior. An obsessive desire for control, mastery of psychological warfare and the willingness to hurt others for personal gain are defining characteristics of this disorder. These traits are seen in some of the characters in William Shakespeare’s Othello and George Orwell’s 1984. Iago and the characters that form the Party both display these…

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    believe that Jay Gatsby and Othello’s inability to face the truth lead to their tragic consequences, but in real life I believe it is not the case. The Great Gatsby and ‘Othello’ are both stories beautifully constructed by William Shakespeare and F. Scott Fitzgerald. I believe that the refusal to face the truth for Gatsby and Othello, was definitely an element used by the authors to construct them as tragic protagonists. Jay Gatsby from The Great Gatsby is an ambitious and hopeful character.…

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    found love the other in tragedy. To begin Othello’s main friendship was between Othello and Iago. Othello and Iago had been comrades in battle for many years as Iago is constantly referred to as Othello’s ancient. Iago however loathes Othello and leads you to wonder what friendship is. Friendship is a mutual trust to another person and the positive relationship between people. Although Iago is very untrustworthy Othello perceives him as a saint or one who could do no wrong. That is why it is…

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    Shakespeare establishes an outsider in several of his plays, and whether certain groups are considered to be “in” or “out”. The displays this theme by Othello being a general of color living in Venice that has to balance out being a moor and a Venetian. Othello shows various times in the play signs of difficulties that he has while he tries to balance those two things out. He is put into situations that call out characteristics from both personas that affect the way he communicates with various…

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    in Shakespeare’s plays. In Othello, by William Shakespeare, Emilia and Desdemona are both very strong female characters. Desdemona is strong because of her response to being called demeaning words by her husband, her ability to overlook race and class and her unwillingness to blame and be angry at Othello. While Emilia is strong for other reasons. However, Desdemona…

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    Last Day In Othello

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    become better people and, in some cases, they become worse. Someone on a given day is not the person they were the day before, and that couldn’t be any more true in William Shakespeare’s Othello. Among his most well-known pieces, it is a brief, fictional account of the last days of an unfortunate Venetian Moor, Othello. Essentially, the tale of a man with no other option but to wade through instances of betrayal by his closest associates, death, discrimination and just about any other scandalous…

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    reference to Batman’s villain, the Joker. A similarly destructive attitude is festered in the antagonist; Iago of Shakespeare’s play Othello. Iago is motivated by an undeserved hate toward the protagonist, Othello, which leads to chaos and sparks a classic Shakespearean tragedy. Throughout the play, Iago allows jealous suspicion and anger to fuel a hate for the Othello. From Iago’s perspective, he “hate[s] the Moor. My cause is hearted. Thine hath no less reason” (1.3.312). Iago feels this way…

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    Fallacies In Othello

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    name of ‘Othello’ which is written by William Shakespeare. Othello is supposedly driven by the author to become a tragic hero; understandingly by these points which are that the fallacies and hoaxed stories (Desdemona proclaimingly betrayed Othello in many ways and vice-versa) wee made, there are liers and evil plotters in society like Iago, Othello…

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    misunderstanding. This happened in Romeo and Juliet and this happened in Othello. In Othello, the characters who died because of the previously mentioned reasons were Desdemona, Emilia, and Othello, in that same order. Desdemona’s death was crime of passion; she was killed because Othello was misled to think that she was cheating on him with his lieutenant, Cassio. Emilia died because she was trying to defend Desdemona even after her death. Othello, upon discovering that Iago lied to him and…

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    speak to Desdemona, instead of Othello, to regain his position. Iago reveals that “whiles this honest fool/ Plies Desdemona to repair his fortune/ And she for him pleads strongly to the Moor,/ I’ll pour this pestilence into his ear:/ That she repeals his for her body’s lust” (2.3 333-337). He is shedding light on the true intentions of his advice to Cassio, which is that while Desdemona passionately pleads to Othello on Cassio’s behalf, Iago is going to convince Othello that Desdemona’s…

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