(Machiavelli 1714) " Machiavelli also states "a prince [new authority] cannot avoid the name cruel because new states [new responsibilities/duties] are filled with perils.(1714)" This quote directly relates to Othello in the sense that he has just become a well-known, well?... This statement of Machiavelli is in direct correlation with the following quote, the denouncement of Othello by Roderigo. ... Cocco 4 The following quote located at the opening of Act 1 Scene 1 shows this defamation of Othello's courageous name... (2162, lines 75-93) The above quote shows Othello's dr...

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The irony in this quote is when he Brennan Page 2 next says, "I know not if't be true, but I, for mere suspicion in that kind, will do as if for surety" (I.3.349-50).The impression this gave me after reading the entire play, was that Iago is so incredibly insane and paranoid that he will go to any lengths, even manipulating a general into killing his own wife. ... Ha argues that this is an element that fuels Iago's anger, as he attempts throughout the play to reach some kind of common ground verbally with the other characters. ...

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