Othello’s Physical and Psychological Journeys

Othello's mind and body travel Othello is a tragedy, but the Moorish are generals of the Italian army. He spent the first acting in Sheikh Speer's play in Venice, but he was soon ordered to fight Turkish invasion in Cyprus. His journey was not officially noticeable within the game. For a while he protected himself in the Venice Senate, and then when he was in Cyprus, he was honored his victory in the storm with the Turks.

A good story is a combination of a physical journey of the outside world and a psychological journey of the inner world. All the characters, all the scenes, all the moments have a connection ... and for one purpose: the most famous is the hero to promote and promote the process of role transformation

In many cases, the hero performs a real physical journey and leaves their old world and venture in the new world. This is not always so, as the journey may be purely symbolic. However, whether the journey is physical or symbolic, there are accompanying aspects, which are psychological. The plot line (outside world) and the theme line (inside world) of the event again show the emotional significance of these events. In the Lord of the Rings, Frodo Baggins must get a ring and destroy it in the flame of Doom 's mountain. This is the backbone of Plotline, the actual physical journey. However, in the inner world of the story, psychological dynamics is accompanied. The ring has an increasing influence on Frodo, he is obsessed in possession of the ring, begins to suffer the same fate as happened in embarrassment

In another blog I wrote today, "writing and creative life: thought psychology" is written. That meaning The reader says, "It is a psychological journey that gives an emotional meaning to a story, providing what happens in a personal context, what we can associate, what we share in our experience is". That is my problem. What I should do in my life is also my problem. How is my external life synchronized with my internal life? That's it. Right now, I remember - this is the problem I gave to the therapist when I first came here to see her. Am I progressing?