-Othello's nature is all of one piece. ... Othello's insecurity is the prey on which Iago, Othello's backstabbing servant, plays the host. ... Othello lived for Desdemona's love. ... "William Shakespeare's Othello,"" Blooms Notes. ... Characterization of Othello A. ...
In scene three of act three, a confrontation occurs between Othello and Iago concerning the promiscuity of Othello's wife, Desdemona. ... As Iago digs deeper into the erotic dream, providing Othello with more explicit detail, Othello seizes on the opportunity of pouring into his mind a suspicion. ... *Note: for the sake of saving space, O=Othello, C=Cassio (The scene takes place in a poorly light room made out of cold, grey stone with a slightly raised window to the left of the stage). ... OTHELLO: O monstrous! ... OTHELLO: I"ll tear her all to pieces! ...
One such example is when Iago describes Cassio's fight with Roderigo to his commander, Othello. ... As literary critic Morris White notes, His government works smoothly. ... Implanting the suspicion of Desdemona's infidelity into Othello's mind is especially easy, considering the fact that Othello and Desdemona were newlyweds and Othello had already begun to have doubts as to how she could love an uncultured Moor as himself. Iago uses Othello's insecurities as well as his trust and confidence in Iago to turn Othello into a pawn in his reputation damaging game. ... By c...
The precise date of William's birth is not known because the Stratford records note baptisms, not births, and funerals, not deaths (Kay 13). ... He wrote many plays, which include several that were and now are well known, such as Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, Julius Caesar, Othello, and Macbeth (Grose 13). ...
