EL Othello Deception
- Created by: amicooper
- Created on: 12-04-17 13:33
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- Deception
- War
- A senator suggests that the Turkish fleet heading for Cyprus is 'a pageant, to keep us in false gaze'
- Iago could be described as a 'pageant to keep (Othello) in false gaze'
- A senator suggests that the Turkish fleet heading for Cyprus is 'a pageant, to keep us in false gaze'
- Empty promises
- Iago repeatedly urges Roderigo to 'put money in thy purse' and promises that he will soon 'enjoy' Desdemona
- Later, Iago reveals his contempt towards Roderigo, commenting 'Thus do i ever make my fool my purse', revealing that he is using Roderigo for money
- Iago repeatedly urges Roderigo to 'put money in thy purse' and promises that he will soon 'enjoy' Desdemona
- Iago will 'ensnare as great a fly as Cassio'
- Domestic decpetion
- Emilia insists ironically that 'some busy and insinuating rogue' must have 'devised this slander' in Iago's presence
- Even Iago's closest friends/family are deceived by his malignant ways
- Emilia insists ironically that 'some busy and insinuating rogue' must have 'devised this slander' in Iago's presence
- Desdemona's deception of her father
- Brabantio claims that Desdemona was a 'maiden never bold'
- Desdemona has deceived her father by marrying Othello secretly
- Brabantio claims that Desdemona was a 'maiden never bold'
- Good VS Evil
- Iago says 'when the devil will the blackest sins put on/ They do suggest at first with heavenly shows'
- Iago's evil plans 'suggest at first with heavenly shows', hiding evil with good
- Iago says 'when the devil will the blackest sins put on/ They do suggest at first with heavenly shows'
- War
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