... with Brabantio establishes him as a "great" man, as all heroes of Shakespearean tragedies have to be. The orderliness of his verse also suggests to us both his confidence and his trustworthiness. By the end of the first act therefore, we can see that Othello's language has vastly affected our impression of him and we have seen examples of his skilled use ... ...

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... . 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, his trustworthiness and frankness also led to his collapse. Othello never questioned Iago, and as honest as he may have appeared, anyone else would have needed more, not just one source for ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School