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Does Cassio have a darker side to him? Misogynistic? The writings are of four types: Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, Epistles.Reveals her vulnerability in a patriarchal society.Or that she is an innocent victim of society.Her anger at Cassio is justified, she is a foil to Othello in this way.Name means white, her love is pure for Cassio.His language is similar to Iago's throughout the play Or to be naked with her friend in bed An hour or more, not meaning any harm 2415 Othello.Contrasts to Othello's eloquence in Act 1 William Shakespeare's Othello explained with play and scene summaries in just a few minutesProfessor Bradley Greenburg of Northeastern Illinois University p.'let her rot and be perished and be damned'.Othello uses debased, sexual language in this scene.Scene 1 Othello, Act 5, Scene 3 Merchant of Venice, Act 3, Scene 4. Iago also used prose earlier in the play, their language is converging Midsummer Night's Dream, Act 4, Scene 1 Chief nourisher in life's feast.Signal that Othello is descending into madness.The epileptic fit symbolises the complete loss of control and rational thought and Othello's degradation the sight of the tragic hero 'foaming at the mouth' and in 'savage madness' shows how far he has fallen from his insistence on his nobility and achievements in Act 1.It was once a symbol of their love, now it is a symbol of infidelity.Double meaning, lie (sexual) lie (an untruth).'Lie with her? Lie on her? We say lie on her'.Misinformation, planted 'proof' and deliberate lies are part and. Repetition shows his obsession with infidelity Othello may very well possess a great military mind but in matters of the heart, hes easily fooled.his eloquent explanation of his relationship with Desdemona in Act 1 Act 4 Twelfth Night, Act 5 Sonnet 71 Sonnet 72 Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 1. This is shown through is breakdown in language Act 4 Measure for Measure, Act 5 Sonnet 96 Sonnet 97 Othello, Act 1 Othello.In particular, we think about: (i) the distinction, once again, between words and actions (It is not words that shake me thus, 41-2) (ii) the idea of Iago as the devil incarnate (iii) the use of a. Iago has provoked Othello into a state of intense emotional distress In this module, we look at Act 4, Scene 1, in which Othello still ranting and raving is persuaded by Iago to eavesdrop on Cassio.Othello strikes Desdemona and denounces her in public.Lodovico's arrival is crucial, his reaction to Othello shows how far Othello has fallen.It is in this scene the plan to kill Desdemona is confirmed.Iago dupes Othello and Cassio by encouraging Cassio to speak about Bianca, but Othello thinks he is speaking about Desdemona.

Othello's language breaks down, he 'falls into a trance'.Act 4 Scene 1: Othello's increasing corruption + Iago's lust for power plunge society into chaos.

Othello act 4 scene 1