The Tragedy of Othello by William Shakespeare

4 Love is patient, love is kind. It is not awkward ... it is not self-questing, it's not easy to get frustrated, it does not have the wrong record. 6 Love does not like evil but prefers truth. 7 Always keep, always trust, always hope, always be patient. 8 Love never fails. (New international version, 1 Cor. 13.4 - 8). Marriage is an association between the two who love each other and swear that they are faithful to each other for the rest of their lives. In the tragedy of the Moorish Othello of Venice, William Shakespeare wrote two marriages: Othello and Desdeemona, and Iago and Emilia.

Emilia is the role of William Shakespeare's tragedy Othello. The origin of this character dates back to "Un capitano Moro" by Gli Hecatommithi of Giovanni Battista Giraldi Cinthio, the story of 1565. There, the personality was young and kind, called wife of lieutenant, became a member of Sedermona in Cyprus. In Shakespeare, she was named Emilia, the wife of Othello girl Iago, the waiter of Othello's wife Demona. Thinking of being a small person in the drama, she was drawn by some famous actress in the movie, and Joy Threadman was nominated for Oscar for his performance.

In the 17th century, a wonderful playwright and poet William Shakespeare wrote the tragedy of Macbeth and Othello. In William Shakespeare 's Macbeth, he introduced the idea that the character will be a victim and a bad guy. Macbeth became the victim of fraud and when three witches deceive him, he was replaced with greed and hatred. When he was told that he would become king of Scotland, Macbeth did his best to guarantee his property. In the process Macbeth was seeking power, he finally got embarrassed led to a worsening relationship with Mrs. Macbeth and his final failure. The tragedy Othello written in Shakespeare 's 1604 is based on the story circulated in the book at that time. Othello ... show more

William · Shakespeare skillfully made Othello which is a Moorish man in Venice as a tragedy of Aristotle. The protagonist of the play, Othello, is a perfect example of a tragic hero. Shakespeare was influenced by the concept of Aristotle's tragic hero and created Othello using Aristotle's principle. William Shakespeare tried to create a tragedy of Aristotle with a tragic hero and successfully incorporated every line, faith and fear movements in the Othello of the Moors of Venice. Power