Emilia

This in turn has allowed her the freedom to recognise and defend the innocent victims of Iago’s plots. For instance, upon Desdemona’s tragic death in Scene 5, after Othello has become consumed by his insecurities as a result of Iago’s manipulation, Emilia confronts Iago for his actions out of virtue for Desdemona; “Thou art rash as fire, To say that she was false. Oh, she was heavenly true!”, and '"Nay, lay thee down and roar, for thou hast killed the sweetest innocent that e 'er did lift up…

Jealousy in Othello In Othello, by William Shakespeare, there are numerous motifs throughout the play, some being: love, betrayal, and racism. Jealousy is also one of them; it affects many of the characters in the play which later leads them to their downfall. Iago being one of them, he is jealous of Cassio’s position, and is furious at Othello for preferring Cassio over him. This leads to much destruction and not only Iago’s downfall, but everyone’s in the play. He is the reason for every…

will appreciate but, it will not become a classic romantic movie such as, “The Notebook.” It is similar to “The Fault in Our Stars” and “A Walk to Remember.” The story takes place in Britain; we meet a young 26-year-old Louisa “Lou” Clark played by Emilia Clarke who is the daughter of a working-class family. Lou is the soul source…

The “Best Practices in Direct Instruction” video showed how teachers can use direct instruction to teach students. This method consists of teaching the students as a whole directly. Next, teachers check for understanding by asking questions about the material by using a cue such as a noise or pointing finger to get the students to respond back and show that they understand. This step is important to ensure that all the children have understood the concept that has been taught. The teaching is…

In Shakespeare’s Othello, there are many complex characters in which get shielded from their true intentions being shown. A prime example of this is the multi – leveled Iago; he interacts with the characters as if he were a perfectly modeled friend, in whom he is completely honest, and will stand behind his companions through the thick and thin of life’s struggles. Although in his head he holds much darker thoughts. These thoughts are completely uncalculated and lead into his deceitful actions,…

In today’s society people are manipulative. In Othello, Shakespeare uses the characters to show humans can be too trusting; believing an illusion instead of reality. Promptly at the beginning of the play, Shakespeare gives evidence of illusions. Iago is a main source for the illusions throughout the play. In Act 1 Scene 1, Iago tells Roderigo “I am not what I am.” (1.1. 67). Iago bluntly comes out and says he’s fake, but the gullible Roderigo thinks Iago will only be fake with Othello.…

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Jealousy has become a theme of primary interest particularly among Shakespearean scholars. Apart from the theme of jealousy, other recurring themes that are evident works done by Shakespeare include love, death and betrayal. Jealousy is usually a complex feeling that involves feelings that range from fear being abandoned to rage as well as humiliation. Jealousy discriminates neither men nor women and is normally arouse when an individual perceives a threat to a relationship that is valued from…

a pity that a pretty young lady like yourself has to become entangled in my trap. You brought it on yourself really, never should’ve gone near the filthy Othello. Ever so easy you are going to be to bring down. So careless with that handkerchief, Emilia managed to snatch it from right…

Jealousy take over a big role during the play, Othello. People killed other people because of how jealous they were. They would do anything to get where they wanted, but sometimes things didn’t end up the way they wanted them too. Iago stabbed so many people in the back to get what he wanted, but his plans didn’t go the way he wanted them to. He manipulate Roderigo, Cassio, and Othello to get wanted he wanted, but ended up a little short in the end. During the play Iago manipulated his “friend”…