... other characters are to some extent free in a sense they conceal hardly anything from each other, Iago progresses through the play with a mask. The mask he wears which hides his true form to the world is his only shield in keeping his identity concealed if he wants to remain honest to the unsuspecting. It is due to the art of keeping ... which bears a great weight on his shoulders which whilst is an attempt to retain his freedom, is keeping him enchained as well. The beauty of no-one knowing about Iago's true identity apart from the audience, creates a great deal of excitement for them ...

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... Henry, "Henry IV part 1", Prince Hal seems to have turned from his wild youth to being the responsible king. Did he plan to be a misfit youth, so that when his true character emerged he would be more revered? Does this make him a hypocrite, or is he just planning for his future? This is also evident in Henry V, as he somewhat turns ... him to actually care for the soldiers under his command and feel a great sense of responsibility for the possible outcomes of the battle. He will be responsible for breaking families, friendships and the inevitable loss of life. It almost seems as if ther...

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... 's eye. Bianca is also the girl that everyone wants to go out with in both movies. Both movies also express themes that deal with everyday issues such as true love, relationships, violence and friendships. Lastly a very important similarity between both movies is that money has a major role to play in both movies and shows that even though five hundred years has passed ... ...

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