1. Othello as the Quintessencial Tragic Hero
... . Without these, what point does the aforementioned battle between good and evil do? These traits help create a formidable force to contrast the evil or, in the case of a play, the antagonists. Othello also most possess these in order for many of the other qualities to work. For example, an important aspect of Othello's heroism is the fact that he commands respect ... do not embody desirable traits? (Shakespeare Resource Center n.pag.) The interrelation between categories does not stop there, however. It also complements his character in dealing with the play's antagonists. The evils of ...
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