Othello is by all accounts exceptionally na?ve and on occasion extremely far off from reality. He gives off an impression of being a casualty of his general public and appears just as Iago toys with his crabby nature at his pleasure. Anyway as much as Othello is the antagonist of the story, at in excess of one example he has seemed to resemble the injured individual also. His enthusiastic untruthfulness is associated with all his different indecencies and feeds of them making an unsafe beast out on a once delightful and excellent man. This represents his affection being no more than a tragic figment, basically a fixation no doubt.
Othello was seen as an enthusiastic man yet thereafter gets frantic and dishonors Emilia as a “straightforward bawd.” (Shakespeare) since she says the Desdemona is steadfast to him. (LeBlanc 2004) This is stating that Bell believes Othello has an issue with fully committing and joining the whites and adapting to fit in to their culture. Turning to Iago, maintains that the stage ancestry of this generally despicable character derives from dramatic representations of the Devil, rather than from the allegorical figure of vice, a staple player in the medieval morality play tradition. Was it because he couldn’t escape being reminded who he was? In Bell’s view, Othello, as a black converted Christian recently married to a white woman, ultimately suffers from his inability to completely assimilate into a community that deems him a racial outsider. Realizing that race could have played a role in the anger and rage behind Othello. Throughout the play, characters repeatedly call Othello “the Moor,” making it impossible for him to forget that they see him as an outsider in terms of his race, religion, and ethnicity even Desdemona calls him “the Moor,” so why should Othello doubt that the prejudice against Moors that her father and society taught her might gradually reemerge to estrange her from him? (Shumaker 2018). (Shakespeare 5:2:60) She even told Othello that he could send for him and ask him his self.
And have you mercy too! I never did offend you in my life never loved Cassio. She denied any loving or even her caring for Cassio. Determined to prove her innocence and advocate for herself. Once Desdemona caught wind of what accusations were, she was furious. Well, do it, and be brief I will walk by: Othello thought if he gave Desdemona the opportunity to apologize or confess her sins. Othello allowed Iago to persuade him to believe lies about Desdemona having an affair with Lieutenant Cassio. But he allowed jealousy to get the best of him. Othello is much known of his abilities as a great warrior and had great sword wielding abilities. Her love for him is so strong that because may despise of how she feels her love is endless and will always be there. She may not fully agree with his decision to go out and fight. I saw Othello’s visage in is mind, And to his honors and his valiant parts(qualities), Did I my soul and fortunes consecrate, So that, dear lords, if I be left behind, A moth of peace, and he go to the war, The rites for why I love him are bereft me, And I a heavy interim shall support.(Othello 1:3:246-255) Regardless of Othello’s decision to lead the military, Desdemona is declaring her love and support. My heart’s subdued, Even to the quality of my lord. That I love to Moor with him, My down right violence and storm of fortunes, May trumpet to the world. In Scene 1, Act 3 Lines 246-255 Desdemona describes her love for Othello. Regardless, of what her parents had to say about the situation. Although Othello, was a black man Desdemona still loved him for who he was. This is significant because race could be another motive for Desdemona. He is known for his sound judgment and valor (Shumaker 2018). Othello is a Moor and former slave who has managed to overcome racism through his military heroism, becoming a general for Venice. He quickly despised of his daughter getting married and didn’t take to this well. Othello was a great man, he had a wife named Desdemona and a daughter. Othello had a big ego, and this caused him a lot of trouble to come. He still fell into the trap of Lagon, his childhood friend. Othello was known as noble, conceited, military man and a good leader. It is up for debate if Othello is the perfect victim or the villain. There is no uncertainty that his passionate untruthfulness, envy and arrogance all total up to make him a definitive villain. Lago knew Othello’s strengths and weaknesses and played the two against him. Othello allowed Lago to push him to this limit resulting in the death of Othello’s wife.
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