... it has. I don't think that it is a mistake that Shakespeare has given many of his main soliloquies to the villains of his plays, for example, Macbeth, Hamlet and even King Richard III. Where exactly would we be, we wonder, if we never really knew properly what was going on inside Macbeth's head, or how ... Richard truly realised his part in the tragedy in his soliloquy at the end of the play. In all Shakespeare's tragedies, the soliloquies are vital. The plays need such deeps explanations ... ...

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... morals are portrayed through these soliloquies so the audience can have a precursor to what will come. Shakespeare uses the exact same personality traits for Iago as he did for King Richard in Richard III and from experience with that play I believe Iago to be the exact same wicked character. Brabantio has only played until thus far a small and fairly unimportant role in the ... ...

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