... the middle of a conversation, the audience may think. The language of the soliloquy also may make it seem out of date. But then of course it will be; it was written in the 16th and 17th centuries. Therefore I believe it is too easy to say simply that the soliloquy is out dated and embarrassing; after all, how much effect would Shakespeare ... him to say. 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...

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