Othello’s Desdemona: A Representation of Good

In the literature of the 16th century, women rarely played an important role. In many cases, it is said that women are responsible for great stupidity and the fall of the hero. Even in the 21st century, many critics still believe that Oscero Shakespeare's Dessona has no purpose other than to become a beggar for the Igor's devil plan. However, it is wrong to derive such a conclusion. Shakespeare created the Tess Demona to create an image like Christ to represent good faith in the battle of good and evil, and to represent an independent warrior to prove that she is a round character of Othello I used it.

First of all, Othello and its surrounding racial discrimination destroyed marriage with Dedemona. Othello and Desdeemona are a good couple, you know what they say, and all good things must be over. Almost everyone has a relationship. At that time, racial relations and marriage were not allowed. When Brabantico was asleep, Iago and Roderigo raised him from his sleep and said that Othello had sex with his daughter Desdemona. Brabantio initially did not believe them, but when he learned that they were telling the truth and his white daughter was with the "Moor" Othello, he accepted it lightly did not.

Othello felt "excitement", "smell", and spelled Desdemona. Otherwise, he insisted that Desdemona never runs, "black arm" and Othello. In this game, the marriage of Othello de Semena is called Othello "fat lips" without delay and the women who are "devils" and "black, old pushing" women are obviously poor white people (Desdemona), his super Sexual desire. In the past, Othello's Iago was a "devil" and Brabanti was "blackened" like a child. "The situation in Venice at that time was about the same as the situation of black Americans, which might be useful as a fighter, but black New York could tolerate the rescue of disasters to great people all night. If this black man marries a white woman, I want Othello and Dedemona, but all will change like New York. "

At the beginning of this story, Othello fell in love with the daughter of Senator Desmonda of Venice. Othello and Desdeemona kept their love and marriage secret at first because they were afraid that their father would not agree. Isigo, captain of his army told their deceit, Desdemona's father, Brabantio, and he went to face Othello. Brabantio accused Othello that he used a trick to make Desdemona in love with him. Othello explained that he told her only about his life; she felt compassion for him and fell in love with him. He said, "She loves me for my past dangers, I love her, she is pitiful indeed" (I.2, lines 166-167). Othello loves Desdemona so he wants him to take him to the battlefield. He loved her very much, and a false incitement killed him. After finishing this work, Othello explained in his speech before his death: "Like me like me ... a person who is not smart but too loved ... V 2, line 343 - 344)