Why was Othello jealous in Shakespeare's Othello?
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Why was Othello jealous in Shakespeare's Othello?
Jealousy in Shakespeare's Othello:
Jealousy is one of the major themes in William Shakespeare's Othello. Throughout the story, jealousy is the driving force to characters' actions. It is demonstrated by the character of Iago who is envious of Cassio when he ascends to becoming lieutenant. And it is also exemplified by Roderigo who is jealous of Othello for marrying Desdemona.
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Literary Devices in Othello
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Chapter 2 / Lesson 3Learn about literary devices in Othello by Shakespeare. See examples of literary devices, explore analyses, and understand the importance of literary devices.
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