Jealousy in art

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    Iago is responsible for the death of Desdemona. Othello just performed the crime. Overall, Othello portrays a tragic hero because he is responsible for his downfall by putting trust in Iago, struggles with overcoming jealousy and he does not deserve his misfortune. The power of jealousy and deception overpower Othello and allows him to make flawed choices. Shakespeare uses Othello’s character as a tragic hero to emphasize the sorrow in the play and to create a sense of pity towards…

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    dispossession” is what causes, in my opinion, jealousy among the male characters. Heathcliff’s first sign of jealousy manifested when he feared losing Catherine to Edgar and he realized that he did not have any power over her. Also, Graham is jealous of Alfred because Ginevra prefers de Hamal instead of him. This shows how the fear of losing something that was considered owned causes jealousy, anger and deep emotions. Whether or not love influences this jealousy is not clear; for example,…

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    In the story Othello no 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…

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    play Othello, jealousy is a theme that impacts Othello enough to murder his own wife Desdemona. Othello did not show any signs of jealousy at first and and he was aware of Desdemona's friendship with Cassio. He wasn't jealous until Iago starts manipulating his ideas. He implants ideas into Othello's head which makes him think differently. Jealousy is present throughout the play of Othello and displays the dangerous effects on the characters. Shakespeare demonstrates how powerful jealousy is and…

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    Jealousy, whatever it may be driven by, can produce many different actions in a person depending on their desires. Othello craftly examines a few examples of these with highly contrasting characters driven by vastly different things. The different manifestations of jealousy in said characters can be analysed through the characters of Roderigo, Othello, and Iago. Rodrigo’s character serves as an example of true jealousy over love, rather as a facade to cover-up another motivation, as seen with…

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    One’s great victory and intelligence, often overshadows the other’s loss of power and status. In the Shakespearean, Othello Iago’s trickery, schemes and manipulation allows him to achieve victory of Othello. It is correct to say, Iago’s plots and schemes is the foundation of the play. Iago’s successful plays on character’s insecurities, his intelligent manipulation and his duplicity, form the play of Othello. Iago’s masterstrokes are observed not the downfall of Othello, as his manipulation and…

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    Aoi Hyoudou: I always consider Braig/Xigbar’s character to be interesting, despite that they couldn’t be trusted. They’re sneaky bastards if you drop your guard down around them. Ask Aqua and the others, they will tell you that I’m right! Anyway, enjoy! II {…} Xigbar. He was the most laid-back and cocky member in the Organization. When not on missions, he occasionally enjoys eavesdropping on his fellow Organization members. He relies heavily on instinct rather than on intelligence for both…

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    As Margot came out of the closet, she started to cry again. She cried faintly in the room. “I didn’t mean to do that. I don’t know what I was thinking” said William. “I was just so jealous you’ve seen the sun before. I had to do something. I’m sorry.” Margot only kept crying. “What’s going on in here?” asked the teacher. “We pushed Margot in the closet and locked her in there so she couldn’t see the sun” the children said in sync. “Margot! Is this true?!”…

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    William Shakespeare explores the theme of jealousy in Othello which leads results in the doom of the Othello. Shakespeare demonstrates the evil in humans through the characters of Othello such as Lago who uses others as his puppets to get to what he wants and another character who is driven by jealously is none other but Othello himself. Roderigo and Bianca demonstrate jealousy at various times in the play. Lago claims be man of loyalty and honest but beneath the skin his true identity is an…

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    Gary Allen once said, “you can be the moon and still be jealous of the stars” (brainyquotes.com). Jealousy nothing more than love and hate at the same time has ridden the world of relationships since the beginning of time. In the Bible Josephs brother were jealous of him, sold him into slavery, and which allowed him to become a king and metaphorically gave him the last laugh. Sometimes jealousy occurs in the hearts of people because they seem inferior or when someone superior feels threatened by…

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