1. The Setting of Venice in Othello
... like to the unseeing eye, but to the indepth and trained reader there is more to the story then first appears. To truly understand Othello, or any play for that matter, you have to think about what happened before the play that brought about the situations you read. You have to think about the relationships that existed betweeen all the characters ... , and that certainly adds to Brabantios already brewing dislike towards Othello, but, Iago does not create that dislike, he only sets it off. When Brabantio reveals his true feelings, it doesnt sound very much like a man who loves Othello. ...
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- Approx Pages: 15
- Grade Level: High School