Emilia

Shakespeare makes the reader feel as if Iago is trying to deceive them. Iago’s mind tricks on unreal he turns lovers on each other even friends however, this deception has a price. Iago’s deceptive nature drive’s him to destroy Othello, Desdemona, Emilia, and himself. Iago’s lack of faith in his companions leads him to deceive those companions into attempting to murder one another. Iago convinces Roderigo that the only way to obtain Desdemona’s love is by murdering Casio. However, Iago does…

Vakil, S., Freeman, R., & Swim, J. T. (2003). The reggio emilia approach and inclusive early childhood programs. Early Childhood Education Journal, 30(3), 187-192. In this article, the author states that the educator has provided significant developmental practices that is necessary in early childhood special education as well as delving into the fundamentals and principles that the educator has developed in regards to his approach to education. In this article, the author uses United States…

Emilia understands the meaning and important of the handkerchief and tells Iago if he doesn’t need it for important reasons that she will return it to Desdemona. Emilia knows that Desdemona will lose her identity and sanity when she finds out she lost it. Iago tells Emilia to not tell anyone of the whereabouts of the handkerchief and to leave him alone. Iago begins to set his malice plans…

A Sociopath in the Venation Era Sociopaths seek to dominate others and “win” at all costs. In the play Othello by William Shakespeare, the character Iago demonstrates sociopathic tendencies such as manipulation of others and lack of empathy/remorse. Iago’s actions can only be explained by sociopathy; his ruthless manipulation and his lack of empathy are the key to his plan to create Othello’s downfall. Iago clearly manipulates others in the play with wit or charm and it seems to be very…

frustration over Othello because of decision to make Cassio as his lieutenant instead of Iago. Not only is Iago jealous of Cassio, but he is jealous of Othello as well. He explains later in a soliloquy that he suspects that Othello has slept with Emilia. Here, Iago’s jealousy is the spark that escalates the action in the play. In the play, jealousy makes the character act in certain ways that they normally would not act. Iago uses that to his advantages. His plan is to implant the jealousy that…

to love. If it had not been for Emilia, her mistress, then she would have no chance of recognizing the jealousy that Othello felt. She dismissed his irrational behavior as, “some unhatched practice [that] . . . hath puddled his clear spirit.” (3.4.162-163) Despite Othello 's obvious jealousy of Desdemona, she dismisses it as stress and moved on. In the end, it is Emilia who rushes to Desdemona’s side to help keep her innocence, even after Desdemona’s death. Emilia said, “She was chaste. She…

The Destruction of Manipulation, Sexual Love, and Jealousy: In William Shakespeare’s Othello Kyle Phillips P: 4 Honors English 2 9, March 2014 In William Shakespeare’s play Othello, Iago’s inhumane scheme and Othello’s inner conflict consequently destroy Othello when paired together. Othello, a Christian Moor and general of the armies of Venice, is deceived by not only Iago, the villain of the play, but himself. Othello’s free and open nature…

handkerchief: “Your napkin is too little; / Let it alone. Come, I’ll go in with you” (III. III. 287-288). Using it to aid in relieving his headache, Othello physically holds the handkerchief. After giving it back to Desdemona, who drops it, it is picked up by Emilia. But, a few lines later when Iago, having gotten the handkerchief from his wife, is telling Othello that the very same handkerchief, “…did [he] to-day / See Cassio wipe his beard with” (III. III. 438-439), Othello is immediately…

selection of lieutenant. Iago has a firm belief he should have been the guy for the job. With jealousy and anger Iago then turns to try and ruin Othello’s relationship with his wife Desdemona. Iago tries to convince everyone that Othello slept with Emilia and his love for Desdemona is fake. Through these events it is clear that jealousy has got the most of Iago and this shows throughout act…

Emilia Rosa Rodriguez was the third child of Diego and Luciana Rodriguez. The Rodriguez's were one of the biggest Mexican drug smuggling families, Emilia's father being the leader of the clan. During her early childhood years, the rivalry between hers and another drug smuggling family, the Santos', intensified, resulting in a deadly gunfight between the two families. Many peoples from both of the sides died, including Mia's father (Mia was the nickname her father gave her). Soon after that, when…