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    Furthermore, the origins of Islam started out with a man named by the name of Muhammad, which would later become the prophet to Islam. Muhammad was born in Mecca, a city pledged with moral ills that trouble Muhammad. While out meditating in a cave, he was contacted by the angel Gabriel, and was told that he was the messenger of God. He soon started to spread his teachings, but was unsuccessful in the beginning. He was forced to make a pilgrimage later called Hijra to the city of…

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    The Villainous Iago The most common spy, harmful and deceitful character of Shakespeare’s Othello, the Moor of Venice. The ancient to the leader and soldier of Cyprus. The strongly despised hypocrite and plotter behind the backs of his so called fellow friends. Iago, a multi-personality character that emotionally poisons those he comes in contact with. The jealousy he carries on his shoulders shows his true character when applying himself to internally destroy Othello. By doing so, he…

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    Iago in Othello by William Shakespeare is a great villain. Iago is able to manipulate everyone in the play and use them for his own gain or sometimes just use them because he can. He uses Roderigo to get Cassio out of his position, uses Cassio to tear Othello and Desdemona apart, and uses Desdemona to make Roderigo need Iago’s help. Although Othello should realize that Iago can not be trusted, Iago punishes Othello by taking advantage of everyone’s weaknesses to manipulate them, makes Othello…

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    Every animal found on our planet reacts when they are faced circumstances that affect them in some way. Predators will stalk their prey in order to feed their hunger. Prey will try to survive from their predators by running and hiding. Both predators and prey respond to their own circumstances in order to survive. Likewise humans also react to their personal circumstances. One could be facing debt because they have just bought a new home. He will react in a way that will satisfy the conflict by…

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    founded the church in alexandria, Egypt. St.Mark was his original name was John and his surname is Mark. St.Mark lived in a native country of the North Africa. Mark accompanied St.Paul and St.Barnabas who was his cousin or uncle, on their mission to Cyprus but he left them at Perga and returned to Jerusalem. St.Mark wrote the second gospel, probably in Rome sometimes before 60 AD. Mark presents the life of Jesus within a framework which is made up of certain themes: the Messiahship of Jesus;…

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    Othello Tragic Hero

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    I consider Othello to be a tragic hero because throughout the play he demonstrates heroic characteristics. For example, Othello is appointed as a general in the Venetian army and dispatched to Cyprus by the Duke of Venice to fight the Ottomans (Bevington, 2014): Valiant Othello, we must straight employ you Against the general enemy Ottoman. (Shakespeare, 1604, 1.3.50-51) Furthermore, Othello demonstrates heroic characteristic because even though at certain times his actions were wrong…

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    Paul described his experience as “seeing the Lord” (1 Cor. 9:1). Moreover, Luke describes a “light from heaven” (Acts 9:3; 22:6; 26:13). From A.D 45, Paul had three distinct journeys, throughout the Bible. The first journey, Paul’s ministry began at Cyprus and Galatia (Acts 13-14). During the second journey, Paul goes to Asia Minor to Europe, where Macedonia and Achaia are located (Acts 15:36-18:22). In his last journey, he ministered Ephesus, Macedonia, and Achaia (Acts…

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    character is able to adequately find balance between the spiritual and material worlds. Shakespeare uses Othello to show how easily balance can be lost. Othello begins with a perfect balance between these worlds. When he is sent to go fight the Turks in Cyprus Othello asks of his wife, “Come Desdemona, I have but an hour of love, of worldly matters, and direction to spend with thee. We must obey the time” (Othello I.III.340). Othello cares deeply about Desdemona however he recognizes that his…

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    The movie O has many differences while also having many similarities to the play. The main similarity is that everything happens because of Iago and Hugo's plot against Othello and Oden. Another difference is that O is portrayed in the modern day but still stays true to the way the original play was written, while also the story has been altered it still holds true to the plot line. Racial tension can be noticed in both the play and the movie. Othello is a black man who is in the army and…

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    Right after this mess is cleared, the characters are sent to Cyprus to defend against the enemy, which were the Turks (Shakespeare & Pechter 15). The remainder of the story takes place in Cyprus. The change in location marks the beginning of Iago’s ultimate scheme to take down Othello. Iago begins to plant seeds of suspicion in Othello’s head that his wife, Desdemona, is cheating…

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