There are many causes of Othello demise. ... It is Othello's intrinsic internal flaws of jealousy, naivety, inability to judge character and the inherent vulnerability of love that causes his downfall. ... Iago does not initiate Othello's jealousies and Iago needs only to carefully tutor to Othello's own weaknesses and flaws. ... Iago realises he can cause Othello to be become consumed by this emotion but its presence in Othello and his inability to control it are Othello's own "tragic flaw". ... It is only through Othello's own inherent jealousy and other flaws that e...

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William Shakespeare displays the theme through Othello's tragic flaw; jealousy. ... Iago uses the tragic flaw jealousy as the key element in his deceptive plan to bring about the downfall of Othello. ... " The dramatic structure of the play clearly unveils the downfall of Othello through his tragic flaw jealousy. ... The deceptive plan sparks Othello's tragic flaw which leads to his downfall, thus making the idea of deception in the play Othello a vital theme. ... The ideas interrelate to create the downfall of Othello and other characters such as Desdemona as a result of Iago&...

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" The vengeful Iago is able to amplify his qualities of unexplainable envy towards the flawed Othello, and presents the audience with a disturbing masterpiece of pure loathing. ... Shakespeare is able to manipulate the vulnerable flaw of Othello, "the green-eyed monster", that is jealousy. ... Othello's flaw is exposed and he becomes jealous of others ability and knowledge of love. ... Throughout the play, Desdemona's love for Othello remains unaltered. ... Othello physically abuses Desdemona, calling her "devil! ...

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Othello as a dominant interpretation looks at the adverse actions of the Moor, Othello, caused by manipulation from Iago, who is able to act upon Othello's jealous and gullible flaws. ... However, once she marries Othello, she becomes devoted to him. ... She represents what Othello and Iago come to view all women to be. ... Othello is regarded and well respected in Venetian society, but only as a soldier. ... Black Othello loves Desdemona, whom he exalts as his "fair warrior". ...

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Then, gaining the courage from Shakespeare's Othello, "When he is drunk asleep, or in his rage, or in the incestuous pleasure of his bed - (133) John first stands up to Popé and is considered a man. ... The lack of emotion and unfamiliarity of the citizens with ideas that touch people in our society to the greatest degree is heightened by the use of Shakespearean references, along with the real flaws in the society. Pointed out by John as he journeys through his three connotations of the title "brave new world-, these flaws could have easily been masked without the inclusion of hi...

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