... ! It is the green-eyed monster." Just as Iago noted in Act three, scene three, lines one hundred and ninety-five to one hundred and ninety-six, jealousy would be Othello's demise. This jealousy, fed by the deception and dishonesty of Iago, manifested a new "view" of Othello's wife, Desdemona. Stricken with this disease, Othello goes as far as taking the life of his wife, along ... with his own. Although Othello's inability to fight off jealousy brought him down ... manipulate and create fallacies, placed jealousy upon the head of Othello. From there, it spread throughout Othello's body ...

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... no feelings for. The reader is exposed to Tamora's thirst for revenge against Titus and the entire Andronicus family. Tamora and her family goes as far as disguising themselves in act five, scene two and she displays to the reader the revenge she seeks in lines such as: "Thus, in this strange and sad habiliment, I will encounter with Andronicus, and say ... Lavinia, frames Martius and Quintus for the murder of Bassianus, and convinces Titus to cut off his own hand. He does have some amazing characterizations, one that stands out from Othello, black Moore created by Shakespeare. Aaron is...

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• Grade Level: High School