Desdemona character analysis
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Othello’s reaction to Cassio leaving Desdemona as he approaches. This is the first time we see the seed of doubt begin to sprout in Othello’s discourse. Desdemona accidentally drops her handkerchief which is picked up by Emilia and given to Iago. “Excellent wretch! Perdition catch my soul / But I do love thee!
[DOC File]In groups, discuss the passage below
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Make sure to consider the context of the passage (e.g. what happens before and after), its dramatic purpose, what theme (s) and/or patterns are revealed that may appear elsewhere in the play, what we learn about character(s), and to conduct a close textual analysis of the passage itself, discussing various literary devices, imagery, and dramatic conventions that may be used.
[DOC File]Shakespeare’s Othello
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1. Discuss Iago's motive for planning Othello's ruin. 2. Compare Desdemona and Emilia as wives to their respective husbands. 3. Analyze Desdemona's character from two points of view: the world of the play and the world of today. 4. How does Othello's race affect the outcome of the play?
[DOC File]Othello Essay Assignment
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Othello is the only black character in Shakespeare. Throughout the play, there are several references to black and white as contrasts: “Black ram and white ewe” (Act I, scene 1); “Your son-in-law is far more fair than black” (Act I, scene 3); “Her name … is now begrimed and black/As mine own face” (Act III, scene 3).
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While Emilia is concerned with punishing whoever is responsible for Othellos behavior, Desdemona is just concerned with winning Othello back and establishing that her love for him is true. Emilia and Desdemona use the word for the last time in a discussion of infidelity. Desdemona. “Dost thou in conscience think- tell me Emilia-
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Character Analysis Duncan The king of Scotland should be a figurehead of order and orderliness, and Duncan is the epitome, or supreme example, of this. His language is formal and his speeches full of grace and graciousness, whether on the battlefield in Act I, Scene 2, where his talk concerns matters of honor, or when greeting his kind hostess ...
[DOCX File]ENGLISH 11 & AP SEMINAR @ HF II
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First establish Desdemona’s character traits, then provide evidence and analysis that shows the two minor characters complement her. Desdemona, Emilia, Bianca Dialectical Journal. Act & Scene. Quotes revealing the complementary traits . Page # Analysis of the …
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Desdemona. Explore Desdemona’s character throughout the play, noting perhaps a change from her apparent independence in Act 1 (in Venice) and even Acts 2 and 3 to her subservience by the end of the play. Iago. “Samuel Taylor Coleridge once wrote that Iago's soliloquies are the ‘motive-hunting of motiveless malignity.’
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Iago stresses Othello’s blackness in his midnight conversation with Brabantio in order to provoke the senator’s anger, but Iago is truly the “black” character in the sense of his moral depravity. Likewise, Bianca’s name refers to white, but Desdemona is the truly “white” or sexually pure character, despite rumors to the contrary.
[DOC File]Othello Essay Assignment
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While some critics have depicted her as an innocent, passive victim, others have described her as wanton, domineering, and at least partially responsible for her fate. Robert Dickes (1970) has contended that Desdemona is a domineering character who actively strives to achieve her ends and harbors an unconscious death-wish.
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