"Shakespeare's OTHELLO." ... This source helps me to support my point of how Iago frame Othello. 5) Hansen, Abby Jane Dubman. "Shakespeare's OTHELLO." ... "Shakespeare's Mature Tragedies." ... I'm going to use this source to support me on my point saying that Iago is actually evil and he acts friendly in order to fool everyone. 9) Omer, Haim, and Marcello Da Verona. ...
A hero consists of all the above qualities as well as many others, so to say that Othello from the William Shakespeare play The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice would be inaccurate. ... (Act 5 Sc. 2 line 98) He committed an act of murder, not in self-defense but in rage. ... (Act 5 Sc. 2, line 198) Othello committed acts of murder and violence for no other purpose but to avenge his own ego. ... (Act 5. ... He was proud; simple minded, committed unjustified acts of murder and did not take responsibility for his own actions. ...
In William Shakespeare's Othello, the themes he has presented stand to be the reflection of the values and motivations of the characters. ... William Shakespeare displays the theme through Othello's tragic flaw; jealousy. ... This is displayed through the dramatic structure of the play through the 5 acts. ... Not only does Shakespeare explore the key idea of jealousy within the play, but he also explores the theme of deception, primarily through the antagonist Iago. ... Throughout Othello, Shakespeare portrays the idea of honour and reputation as being the most important aspect in a ...
