1. Othello Vs. Oedipus The King
... killed, and the fact that his mother was now also his wife. The fact that the audience already knew the legend and what would happen in the play created the situational irony. Among the situational ironies that occurs in Oedipus the King, Oedipus declares that to find the murderer of the king, he will "fight for him as if he were my father-- the audience knowing, of ... handkerchief to implicate Othello's wife of adultery. Then, when the audience sees the plan of Iago being carried out, unbeknownst to the protagonist, then situational irony occurs. Both plays have an exceptional amount ...
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