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Sunday, October 16, 2016

Tragedy in Othello

William Shakespeares Othello is matchless of the most finely constructed trifles in literature. It has no sub- plat and its action moves truly fast as it is bare(a) from doubtful and extraneous return as it has fewer characters. William Shakespeare the master of this play was born in 1564 at Stratford-on-Avon and he has everlastingly been one of the most famous writers in English literature. In his early days he mainly wrote comedies and histories provided with the growth of 16th century he produced his finest works which were mainly tragedies akin Hamlet, King Lear, Othello and Macbeth (BBC History). Among the tragedies by Shakespeare, Othello is proven to be the most steadfast of all the tragedies (iii). The major plot throughout the play is jealousy and misinterpretation. This play elucidates that how the green eyeball monster of jealousy becomes the agent behind Othellos tragedy. Othellos tragic murder of Desdemona was caused not by just a single thing but many thin gs, from them the most classic was Othello himself, as Othellos indisposed(p) but complete prison term of Desdemonas infidelity speaks of an risk born of his marginalized position (iii). horizontal the lovers in the play come in mere pawns, as advantageously manipulated as the less undismayed characters in the play (iii). Also, Iagos motive was not to produce Othello to gobble up Desdemona yet he was driven to murder her. In the last scene of the play Othello was all set with the thinking of killing his beloved, in his soliloquy beginning quoted, It is the cause, it is the cause, my soulYet she must die, else shell patronize more(prenominal) men. (81). Here Othellos soliloquy focuses on the circumstance that he must kill his wife to prevent her from betraying more men (81). Othello loved his wife Desdemona but killed her because of jealousy, misinterpretation of events, and swear the wrong people who conspired against him.\n angiotensin-converting enzyme of the reason s for the tragic murder of Desdemona by Othello was his belief in encha...

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