Bianca

Katherine and Bianca show the difference between the social role of women and the way women were treated during this period. Though there are more differences than similarities between Bianca and Katharina such as their reaction towards men and their daily rituals. The main difference between the societal norm of women, such as Bianca during the time that the play was written against the aggressive, bad-tempered women, such as Katharina, who were classed as shrews. Bianca and Katherine do have

Consumed with... What are symbols and why are they viewed differently by individuals. For example, a marriage between to people that love each other is represented by the vows said by each, the rings placed on the finger, and the commitment honored before God. In the play “Othello”, Desdemona and Othello married, they desired to share their life together, and even consummated the marriage through sex, but their views of love differ. Let me explain the opposition of how the audience may view the

A literal definition of psychopath is, “a mental disorder in which an individual manifests amoral and antisocial behavior, lack of ability to love or establish meaningful personal relationships, extreme egocentricity, failure to learn from experience, ect.” (dictionary). The character Iago in the Shakespearean play Othello meets this definition in nearly every aspect, which can be seen through his actions, his words, and most importantly the sly, secret persona that is known only by the audience

Every human being has flaws. It’s the part that makes a person their unique self. Some people accept another’s flaws but some people try to bring others down because of another’s flaws. Iago from the play Othello is one of those people who try to bring another down because of their flaws. In the play Othello written by Shakespeare the antagonist Iago is a brilliant opportunist who saw that Othello is a strong solider but a weak man and leads him to his demise by spotting flaws in his relationship

The use of illusion to hide reality plays a heavy role in William Shakespeare’s “Othello”. Illusion is used frequently throughout the play in relation to love, friendship and character personalities. Some characters, especially Othello, cannot see through the illusion and assume what they see as reality. Iago, however, uses this to his advantage by creating multiple illusions to manipulate the other characters for power and revenge. Iago is seen by most of the characters as an honest and trustworthy

In Shakespeare’s Othello, a secondary character, Iago, is continuously able to twist the thoughts of other characters. Iago’s ability to convince others of false information and lead people into misconceptions reminds me of a harsh memory from my past. While I enjoyed my young teenage years, there is always a time that eats away at my mind. If Othello and the others that Iago so easily deceived had lived they would also look back with regret in a similar way that I do. Deception drove Iago’s personality

soft songs that the workers sang in the fields made Bianca smile. “Bianca! cariño! It is time to go Bianca! Andale! ” yells her father from across the fields. She rises to her feet, brushes the red, clay dust off of her shawl, and begins to walk home. She walks hand in hand with her father as the sunset in Veracruz, Mexico sets. As they approach their humble home, the smell of enchiladas and frijoles wash over them. The savory aroma entrances Bianca and her father and as if it were planned a faint “Mmmmmmmm”

In “The Story of an Hour” and Othello, women are a key part in the developing plot in both stories and the idea of authors from both respective stories portray women as dependent on men and creates a negative image for women but was never looked down upon in those times. In “The Story of an Hour”, Choppin focuses on the roles of women had to hold in marriages in the time period the story takes place and suggesting the feeling of feeling ‘free’ after the narrator’s husband is found dead. In the play

“Jealousy is a killer. Relationships end because of jealous conflicts and people kill other people because they are jealous” (Leahy). The feeling of jealousy is a strong emotion that can intervene with an individual’s mind negatively, not only mentally but physically as well. Othello is a genuine gentleman who loves Desdemona and would do anything for her, but his jealousy through the story begins to transform him into someone he isn’t. Initially, Othello begins to listen to a standard bearer named

Scene 1 of Act IV of Othello is a turning point in Othello’s relationship with Desdemona and in the plot as a whole. Rhetorical devices develop a stark contrast between this version of Othello and his demeanor in earlier scenes. This shift in character is accompanied by a shift in tone, and together they serve to push the plot towards Othello’s impending collapse. Othello’s use of invective exclamations and inferences throughout the scene create his accusatory and hostile tone while instilling apprehension