The Ignorant Emilia in Othello

For a long time I felt that Emilia was abandoned by Desdemona and I could not know that the handkerchief picked up by her (Emilia) was the same handkerchief Othello's anger and Test. Dimena's Pain The following excerpt explains the reasons (In this case I am already describing handkerchiefs, not handkerchiefs, so already "handkerchief" is capitalized). Why did Shakespeare give us a lot of signs that Emilia is very clear to us and that her handkerchief "find wealth" is the same as Othello abuse of Tessa Monna handkerchief.

Othello asked Emilia about the behavior of Desdeemona, but Emilia insisted that Desdemona would not do dubious things. Othello told Emilia to summon Desdeemona, and when Emilia left it was suggesting that it was "fool" or a woman's pimp (IV.ii. 21). When Emilia returned with Desdemona, Othello sent Emilia to defend the door. Together with Dedemona, Othello cried and declared that he could suffer any pain other than the pollution of the "fountain" that his future children would flow (IV.ii.61). When Desdeemona denied dishonest faith in real time, I cynically replied Othello wanted forgiveness. I took to the "Wandering Venice Prostitute" (IV.ii.93) who married Othello. Othello was pulled out of the room, Emilia came to comfort her lover. Desdemona told Emilia that evening that wedding bed sheets were lying on the bed.

Othello pulled the curtain and let Emilia do it. Emilia told Othello that Cassio had killed Rodrigo. Othello asked if Casio was also killed and Emilia told him that Casio was still alive. When Othello began to notice a problem with his plan, Desdemona said loudly that she was murdered. She lived long enough to tell her that he had killed this sentence and committed suicide instead of being killed by Emilia. She is dead. Othello was honored that he acknowledged Emilia that he had killed Deademona. As Othello threatened her as "being the best" to protect silence, Emilia continued seeking help, taking Montano, Graziano, and Iago to the scene (V.ii.168)

Desdemona temporarily resurrected and Emilia heard her whine. Her dying words confirmed her innocence, and she insisted that Othello should not be blamed. Othello and Emilia were discussing with Desdemona until she found that she was fooled by her husband, Iago. Emilia asked for help and when Montano and Gratiano arrived with Iago she accused Odello as killing Desdemona and Iago was a liar. Gratiano came from Venice and the father of Desdemona, Brabantio, grieved for his marriage to Othello. Emilia confirmed that she handed her handkerchief to Iago. Othello tried to kill Iago, and he stabbed Emilia deadly before he escaped. The truth discovered that Othello lamented for innocent Tessmunda. When Iago was taken back as a prisoner, Othello stabbed him but failed to kill him. I strongly refused to say anything. Since Othello's command in Cyprus was handed over to Cassio, he was both ruined both professionally and personally.