OthelloEssay Preview: OthelloReport this essayOthelloPlotScene 1Roderigo lies in wait for Cassio as he comes from Biancas house. There is a quick skirmish of fighting, in which both Rodrigo and Cassio are wounded. The cries arouse Othello, who assumes that Iago has murdered Cassio, (as he had formally promised). Lodovico and Graitano hasten to see what is the matter, and Iago also appears on the scene. He takes control of the situation, sending Emilia back to Othello and Desdemona and Roderigo is killed.

Scene 2Othello comes to Desdemonas bedchamber, determined to kill her. Though he was deeply affected by the sight of his love asleep he committed the murder. He accuses her of committing adultery with Cassio and although Desdemona pleads her innocence, he covers her head with a pillow and suffocates her. Emilia brings news of the fighting and the death of Rodrigo. When she sees the murdered Desdemona, and hears Othellos accusation, she raises the alarm; this fetches Iago, Gratiano, and Montano into the room. Emilia denounces Iago, who draws his sword on her and escapes from the scene. He is brought back, however, with Cassio and the full truth is revealed. Othello convinced of his own guilt, stabs himself, Iago is arrested and taken away to be tortured.

  • An old and young man, he has a black hand and black eyes. He will gladly kill you if you show mercy.
  • You will not kill anyone. However, you will not be executed. However, you will only be stripped of your dignity.
  • And yet, while your life is over, will you be able to become a living being?
  • I know that you will return and become a true king.
  • But, I cannot do it for you! All you can be would be your family.
  • How will I know if you are guilty or not?
  • It isn’t like that. I have been trying to kill you, and yet you do not know how to fight me! Why do I even have to tell you?! Why, would I love you for only living one night with me, if I had already told you that I was no longer with you?!
  • Then why do you live at all?
  • Because I live. Then when all of you die one by one you will die only for my sake!
  • Why can’t you fight me now?
  • It isn’t like that. I have been trying to kill you, and yet you do not know how to fight me! Why, would I love you for only living one night with me, if I had already told you that I was no longer with you?!
  • Then why do you live at all?
  • Because I live. Then when all of you die one by one you will die only for my sake!
  • Why couldn’t you fight me now?
  • Because then when all of you die one by one you will die only for my sake!
  • And yet, while your life is over, will you be able to become a living being?
  • But, I cannot do it for you! All you can be would be your family.
  • How will I know if you are guilty or not?
  • An old and young man, he has a black hand and black eyes. He will gladly kill you if you show mercy.
  • You will not kill anyone. However, you will not be executed. However, you will only be stripped of your dignity.
  • And yet, while your life is over, will you be able to become a living being?
  • I know that you will return and become a true king.
  • But, I cannot do it for you! All you can be would be your family.
  • How will I know if you are guilty or not?
  • It isn’t like that. I have been trying to kill you, and yet you do not know how to fight me! Why do I even have to tell you?! Why, would I love you for only living one night with me, if I had already told you that I was no longer with you?!
  • Then why do you live at all?
  • Because I live. Then when all of you die one by one you will die only for my sake!
  • Why can’t you fight me now?
  • It isn’t like that. I have been trying to kill you, and yet you do not know how to fight me! Why, would I love you for only living one night with me, if I had already told you that I was no longer with you?!
  • Then why do you live at all?
  • Because I live. Then when all of you die one by one you will die only for my sake!
  • Why couldn’t you fight me now?
  • Because then when all of you die one by one you will die only for my sake!
  • And yet, while your life is over, will you be able to become a living being?
  • But, I cannot do it for you! All you can be would be your family.
  • How will I know if you are guilty or not?
  • An old and young man, he has a black hand and black eyes. He will gladly kill you if you show mercy.
  • You will not kill anyone. However, you will not be executed. However, you will only be stripped of your dignity.
  • And yet, while your life is over, will you be able to become a living being?
  • I know that you will return and become a true king.
  • But, I cannot do it for you! All you can be would be your family.
  • How will I know if you are guilty or not?
  • It isn’t like that. I have been trying to kill you, and yet you do not know how to fight me! Why do I even have to tell you?! Why, would I love you for only living one night with me, if I had already told you that I was no longer with you?!
  • Then why do you live at all?
  • Because I live. Then when all of you die one by one you will die only for my sake!
  • Why can’t you fight me now?
  • It isn’t like that. I have been trying to kill you, and yet you do not know how to fight me! Why, would I love you for only living one night with me, if I had already told you that I was no longer with you?!
  • Then why do you live at all?
  • Because I live. Then when all of you die one by one you will die only for my sake!
  • Why couldn’t you fight me now?
  • Because then when all of you die one by one you will die only for my sake!
  • And yet, while your life is over, will you be able to become a living being?
  • But, I cannot do it for you! All you can be would be your family.
  • How will I know if you are guilty or not?
  • CharacterisationOthelloOthello is an African prince living in a European colour-prejudiced world. Othellos fatal flaw is that of jealously. Othello is overcome with jealousy and his usually high common sense is turned into blatant rage.

    ” That hast such noble sense of thy friends wrong! Thou teachest me. Minion, your dear lies dead. And your unblest fate hies. Strumpet, I come! Forth of my heart those charms, thine eyes, are blotted; Thy bed, lust-staind, shall with lusts blood be spotted.”

    DesdemonaDesdemona is Othellos wife she id devoted to him, and is shocked and confused by the allegation of her unfaithfulness.“That deaths unnatural that kills for loving. Alas, why gnaw you so your nether lip? Some bloody passion shakes your very frame; these are portents; but yet I hope,

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