Cassio

Close Reading: Othello Act V, Scene II (lines 319-355) Throughout the passage, while Cassio and Lodovico attempt to detain Othello, he gives his final speech stating his accomplishments before ultimately committing suicide. The passage proves to be critical towards the development of the character of Othello, the reinforcement of key themes, and the advancement of the plot. The course of story is critically influenced by these aspects. With the commencement of Othello’s final speech, "O fool

Cassio Audi was one of the founding members of the viper group together with the group founded in 1985 they achieved a lot of success which propelled him and the group to legendary success in Brazil.The group was a heavy metal band that came up with a new twist and sound which helped the cut across borders.The ability of a Brazilian band to achieve success in English speaking countries as well as selling out stadiums was no mean archievement. Cassio began practicing on the drums in his early teenage

Othello, Roderigo and Cassio Effectively Manipulated by Iago "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer" is a quote that very well describes how two-face Iago really is. In William Shakespeare's play, Othello, Iago's hatred toward the Moor, Othello, leads him to devise a plan against him. As a result, Othello goes from truly loving his wife to hating her with a passion. Othello's hatred and anger proves fatal for Desdemona, Emilia, Roderigo, and Othello, himself. Iago effectively manipulates

On the next step "honest man", as he is called by Cassio, maintains the facade of fake sincerity and loyalty to Michael while at the same time deceiving and plotting his destruction. Ironically, Cassio seeks Iago's advice on how to regain Othello's trust and favor while Iago is actually the source of his problem with Othello, Iago gives Michael advice for his own evil purposes. He advises Cassio to talk to Desdemona about influencing Othello. Unfortunately, this advice is

for Emilia so Cassio can have access to Desdemona. He will then take Othello away, so Cassio and Desdemona can talk privately. 2. Why does Othello feel he cannot give Cassio his job back? Othello still really cares for Cassio, but he knows that he can not give him his job back because Montano is a very popular figure. This makes it nearly impossible for Cassio to get his job back since he injured Montano. 3. Why is Cassio avoiding Othello? How does Othello interpret this? Cassio said he is very

After advising Cassio to seek out Desdemona’s help, Iago manipulates Desdemona by using her good nature against her. For example as Iago and Othello enter Othello’s castle, they sight the figure of Cassio departing at the sight of their arrival. Othello questions whether that was Cassio leaving, Iago turns it sour by questioning why Cassio would leave like a guilty man. “Cassio, my lord? No, sure, I cannot think it/ That he would sneak away so guiltylike, / Seeing your coming.” (III. iii. 40-43)

is quickly characterized as the lovesick fool who is taken advantage of and Iago the cunning manipulator. (1-6) Roderigo asks why Iago hates Othello and Iago proceeds explain that he hates Othello because he was passed up for promotion for Michael Cassio. After being asked by Roderigo why he stays, Iago responds that he is pretending to be in service of Othello for his own personal gain. (49-55) Iago admits that he is disingenuous and not as he appears. Roderigo responds positively to the message

attack. Cassio becomes in charge because Othello is trapped out sea. Desdemona and Iago reach home safely without trouble and want to surprise Othello because she has missed him. Iao gets mad at Cassio for kissing his wife in front of him. Othello soon arrives after the mess between Iago, Cassio, Desdemona, and Emilia. Des greets Othello by rushing towards him and being very public. Iago makes a quick plan again against Cassio which Roderigo falls for it. They carry out the plan by

Othello and Cassio. Iago abuses the fact that his wife is Desdemona’s maid and she could do his dirty work for him;

which Iago desperately wanted. Iago had thought he had deserved the promotion more than anyone. Furthermore, Iago was overshadowed by a younger, more handsome man named Michael Cassio. Enraged and seeking revenge, he decided to use deception to manipulate Cassio and Othello. Iago’s calamitousFirst he tries to be his friend by inviting him for a social drink on page 91. On page 93, Iago intends on getting him drunk. In the book