... Instantly we see the strength in the character of Iago, in complete juxtaposition with the weakness of Roderigo, who mirrors the stupidity of Sir Andrew Augecheeck from Twelfth Night. Therefore the soliloquy of Iago doesn't appear to be embarrassing; Iago is the strongest character, there is no need for embarrassment on ... enough for the soliloquy to become "out dated" in this case. Other examples of how the language may appear to be "outdated" is in Act one scene one. In Iago's "soliloquy", where he seems to talk more to himself than to the unintelligent Roderigo, he makes reference to...

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