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Othello Vs "o"

 

            
             The contrast between both the movie and the play is that Odin was a basketball .
             Othello and Desdemona were married but Odin and .
             Desi were just boyfriend and girlfriend.
             The comparison between O and Othello is that the green-eyed monster showed its .
             head. There was a lot of jealousy and envy. Jealousy sets the plot in both the play and .
             the movie. It was jealousy that motivated the characters into doing what they did. A lot .
             of intense feelings are exhibited: love, hate, jealousy, envy, and even lust. In both the .
             movie and the play both leading men were black and were involved with white women. .
             Iago and Hugo wanted revenge on Odin and Othello because they were jealous of the .
             men. Roderigo and Michael wanted revenge because they were in love with O and .
             Othello's women. Both O and Othello had people telling them lies about the women they .
             loved. In result leading them to kill their girls and themselves. In comparison everyone .
             dies except for the people who planned the killings.
            


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