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Iago keeps making Othello more jealous by telling him that Desdemona loves Cassio.

Othello gets so upset that he has a seizure.

Iago then tricks Othello into listening to a talk with Cassio, but Cassio is actually laughing about another woman, not Desdemona.

Othello misunderstands and becomes sure Desdemona has cheated, so he decides to kill her.

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In this the scene Roderigo, Iago and Brabantio are on stage. At first Iago tells Roderigo how upset he is that Cassio was chosen as a lieutenant and not him. The theme of jealousy is represented by Iago with saying “Nor the division of a battle knows more than a spinster - unless the bookish theoric“. After that Brabantio enters and is informed by Roderigo that his daughter is married with the Moor. Brabantio is deeply ashamed of his daughter and scolds him using racist phrases.

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Scene 1
Othello, Desdemona, and their party arrive in Cyprus. Iago begins to plot against Cassio by suggesting Desdemona is unfaithful.

A storm destroys the Turkish fleet -> the threat to Cyprus is over.

Cassio's ship arrives first, carrying Desdemona, Iago, Emilia, and Roderigo. Othello's fate remains unknown.

A third ship is sighted, and it turns out to be Othello, who arrives safely to the relief of all, especially Desdemona.

While waiting, Iago makes sexist comments, criticizing women

Iago observes Cassio’s polite behavior towards Desdemona and plans to exploit it.

Othello and Desdemona reunite and express their love.

Iago convinces Roderigo that Cassio and Desdemona are lovers and manipulates him into picking a fight with Cassio later that night.

Iago shares his plan with the audience: to make Othello jealous by framing Cassio and Desdemona.

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Jealousy: Introduced as a destructive and contagious emotion. Iago calls it “the green-eyed monster.”

Appearance vs. Reality: Iago crafts false appearances to deceive others.

Manipulation & Trust: Iago abuses Othello’s trust to manipulate his actions.

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Othello asks Emilia about Desdemona, but he doesn’t believe her when she says Desdemona is loyal.

He then calls Desdemona terrible names and tells her she is not honest, which makes her very sad and confused.

Desdemona asks Iago for help, but he keeps lying to her.

Iago also tells Roderigo to kill Cassio that night.

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Desdemona gets ready for bed and talks to Emilia about how unfairly men treat women.

Emilia says that men often use women and then leave them.

Desdemona stays kind and faithful, but she feels very sad.

She sings a sad song called the “Willow Song,” which shows that something bad might happen soon.

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jealousy

Iago continues to manipulate Othello, arranging a conversation with Cassio that Othello misinterprets as evidence of Desdemona’s betrayal. This misunderstanding causes Othello to spiral deeper into jealousy, eventually striking Desdemona.

Manipulation

Iago’s manipulation reaches its peak in Act 4. He engineers situations, distorts meaning, and uses Othello’s insecurities to control his thoughts and actions.

Key Example: Iago sets up a conversation with Cassio and tricks Othello into thinking Cassio is laughing about Desdemona. Othello watches and listens, but completely misinterprets the situation — exactly as Iago planned.

Trust/betrayal

Trust is twisted in Act 4 — Othello completely trusts Iago, the real betrayer, and no longer trusts Desdemona, who is innocent.

Key Example: Othello says of Desdemona: “This is a subtle whore.” He no longer trusts her word and believes she’s betrayed him. Meanwhile, Iago keeps up the mask of loyalty.

Gender and power through that

Act 4 emphasizes how women are powerless in the face of male authority. Desdemona and Emilia both suffer because of assumptions made by men.

Key Example: Othello slaps Desdemona in public and accuses her of infidelity. Desdemona is shocked but still submissive, asking, “I have not deserved this.”

Foreshadowing of tragedy

The tone and action of Act 4 strongly suggest that tragedy is unavoidable. Othello is already talking about killing Desdemona, and there is a growing sense that the characters are beyond saving.

Key Example: Othello says, “Get me some poison... this night.” Iago instead urges him to strangle her — further pushing him toward violent resolution.

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Othello's character undergoes a significant, and tragic, development due to Iago's manipulations

Othello:

Othello's jealousy intensifies, leading to erratic behavior and violence. He strikes Desdemona in public, a shocking display of his altered state.

His fits of rage and epileptic seizures highlight his loss of control and rational thought, demonstrating the destructive power of jealousy.

Othello transformes from a respected general to someone consumed by jealousy and rage.

--> key aspect of his character development.

Iago:

Iago continues his manipulative tactics, further twisting events and conversations to make Othello believe in Desdemona's infidelity.

Iago's lies become more elaborate, convincing Othello to believe in a fabricated affair between Desdemona and Cassio.

Iago orchestrates the plot to have Cassio killed, showcasing his growing ruthlessness and desire to see his plans come to life.

Desdemona:

Despite Othello's increasingly abusive behavior, Desdemona remains faithful.

She is bewildered by Othello's sudden change in attitude.

Desdemona turns to Emilia for support and understanding, highlighting her vulnerability and isolation.

--> unable to comprehend his accusations and struggles to understand his rage. Stays faithful to Othello

Emilia:

Emilia offers a listening ear to Desdemona and attempting to offer support as Desdemona struggles with Othello's behavior.

Emilia's dialogue reveals a growing cynicism regarding marriage and fidelity, contrasting with Desdemona's unwavering faith.

Emilia becomes a key witness to the unfolding tragedy, observing the destructive power of jealousy and the unraveling of Othello's character.

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A herald announces public celebrations for Othello’s victory and marriage.

· Othello plans a celebration that night, celebrating Cyprus’s safety from the Turks, and his marriage to Desdemona.

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Jealousy-> Othello murdering desdemona

Betrayal/ deception-> Iago who ultimately betrayed Othello and deceived him into thinking Desdemona was unfaithful

Revenge/ Justice-> Iago getting arrested and Othello killing hymself

Irony-> Othello killing Desdemona even though she never did anything wrong

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What Happens:

1. Iago sets up Cassio’s murder

Iago convinces Roderigo to ambush and kill Cassio, promising that Cassio’s death will help Roderigo win Desdemona.

Iago secretly plans to kill Roderigo, too, to cover his tracks.

2. Cassio wounds Roderigo

Roderigo attacks Cassio, but fails.

Cassio fights back and injures Roderigo.

Then, Iago jumps in from the shadows and stabs Cassio in the leg, pretending to come to his rescue.

3. Iago pretends to be a hero

Othello briefly appears, sees Cassio wounded, and believes Iago has carried out the murder.

Othello, thinking revenge is complete, goes off to kill Desdemona.

4. Gratiano and Lodovico arrive

They hear the noise and come to help.

Iago returns, pretending he doesn’t know what happened, and then kills Roderigo to silence him permanently.

5. Cassio survives

Cassio is carried away, still alive but badly wounded.

Iago keeps up the act of being the honest, loyal friend.

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What Happens & How They Change

Othello: Kills Desdemona, then himself; From proud to broken and guilty

Desdemona: Killed unfairly; Innocent and loyal to the end

Iago: Lies exposed, arrested; Evil revealed, shows no remorse

Emilia: Tells the truth, then dies; Brave and honest

Cassio: Wounded, survives; Proves his innocence

Roderigo: Used by Iago, killed;Realizes he was fooled too late

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Jealousy:

- Iago watches Cassio take Desdemona's hand and says: "With as little a web as this will I ensnare as great a fly as Cassio" - >plans to use his gesture to make Othello jealous

- Iago's plots to tell Othello that Cassio is "too familiar" with Desdemona

Acting under false pretence :

- Iago calls himself "honest Iago" while plotting everyone's downfall

- pretends to be Cassio's friend-> gives him advice on asking Desdemona for help, but secretly plans to use this against both of them

- He appears to help Othello, and by his side, while planning his downfall

Reputation:

- After the fight, Cassio cries "Reputation, reputation, reputation! O, I have lost my reputation!" -> He's more upset about losing his reputation than about losing his job

- Iago uses his need for good reputation against him

Being an outsider:

- Other characters refer to Othello as "the Moor" rather than by name

- Iago wants to exploit Othello's insecurity about being different when he suggests Desdemona would prefer someone more like herself

Women:

- Iago makes crude jokes about women and marriage to Desdemona and Emilia

- He says that all women are lazy and unfaithful

Broken trust:

- Iago gets Cassio drunk and starts a fight, betraying Cassio's trust

- He pretends to reluctantly tell Othello about the fight while wanting to damage Cassio

- He begins manipulating Othello while appearing to be his loyal friend

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Character Developments & Conflicts Intensified

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Character Developments & Conflicts Intensified

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Othello: Moves from love and trust to doubt and rage. His inner conflict begins—reason vs. emotion, trust vs. jealousy.

Iago: Shows his full manipulative power. He takes advantage of Othello’s insecurities and uses suggestion rather than evidence.

Desdemona: Innocent but becomes a victim of manipulation. Her kindness (advocating for Cassio) is misinterpreted.

Conflict: The central tragedy is set in motion—Othello vs. Desdemona, fueled by Iago’s deception.

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What Happens:

1. Othello murders Desdemona

Othello enters their bedroom while Desdemona is asleep.

He gives a dramatic soliloquy, comparing her to a candle—something he can put out, but never reignite once extinguished.

Desdemona wakes up and pleads for her life, but Othello is convinced she was unfaithful with Cassio.

He strangles her despite her protests of innocence.

2. Emilia exposes Iago

Emilia enters and discovers Desdemona dying.

With her last breath, Desdemona claims she killed herself—a moment that shows her loyalty to Othello, even in death.

Emilia quickly realizes what has happened and confronts Othello.

When she learns Othello’s belief was based on the handkerchief and Iago’s lies, she exposes Iago’s scheme.

Iago kills Emilia to silence her.

3. Truth revealed, Othello breaks down

Lodovico and Gratiano enter with news that Cassio is alive and that Iago’s plot has been uncovered.

Othello realizes his mistake and is overcome with guilt and despair.

4. Othello kills himself

After a final speech reflecting on his downfall and asking to be remembered both justly and honestly, he stabs himself and dies beside Desdemona.

5. Ending

Iago is arrested, and Lodovico takes charge, declaring he will return to Venice with news of what has happened.

Cassio is left in charge of Cyprus.

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Iago warns Othello about Brabantio’s knowledge and anger towards his marriage to Desdemona, however Othello disregards the warning, confident that his accomplishments will stand above all.

Cassio then informs Othello that the Duke of Venice needs to speak to him immediately and as they prepare to leave Iago tells Cassio that Othello is married, but does not tell him to whom.

Before Othello can leave he is confronted by Brabantio, Roderigo and some armed men, who start a fight, accusing him of seducing Desdemona and they threaten to kill him.

Othello breaks up the fight and suggests that Brabantio accompany him to the Duke to present his case.

Othello says to Brabantio “Keep up your bright swords, for the dew will rust them” which portrays his calm demeanour and his confidence, even in threatening situations.

This scene contains themes of Loyalty and Manipulation. Iago manipulates Cassio by not telling him whom Othello is, as well as by pretending to take Othello’s side against Brabantio, even though he revealed Othello’s secret marriage.

Race and Culture, specifically racial prejudice, is represented through Othello’s marriage causing a huge scene just because he is a person of colour.

Manhood and Honour is shown through Brabantio’s fight for his family’s honour and through Othello’s confidence when defending himself against Brabantio.

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Mirco und gia

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Juri und lily busy busy

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Scene1:

Cassio wants help from Desdemona, to get on Othellos good side again, after being dismissed. He asked Emilia for help to talk too Desdemona and she agrees.

Scene2:

Othello gives Iago some letters to deliver and talks about Military stuff.

Scene3:

Cassio talks to Desdemona to help him plead his case. Desdemona then talks to Othello and keeps bringing up Cassio during the discusion. Othello becomes suspicious. Iago then talks to Othello afterwards and suggests that Desdemona might be cheating. Othello becomes paraniod, but he still trusts his wife.

Iago then plans to stell the hankerchief to plant it into Cassios room.

Scene4:

Desdemona is looking for the hankerchief and Othello becomes suspicious. Cassio finds the hankerchief and gives it to his mistress Bianca.

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Mikel,Sophia und ich = threesome

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Ich vermiss Gia

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Leo warum hast du mich für Emma verlassen

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Leo warum hast du mich für Emma verlassen

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Edo crushed auf frau schmidt von wuehlisch

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Edo crushed auf frau schmidt von wuehlisch

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Leooo ich dachte wir waren für einander gemacht

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Mikel scommelt zu liliy,sophia, kyra, frau svw usw.

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Mikel scommelt zu liliy,sophia, kyra, frau svw usw.

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Leooo bitte ich will dich wieder in Mynt küssen

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Leooo bitte ich will dich wieder in Mynt küssen

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Mikelliiii ich vermisse dich bei Krafts Garten angugucken

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Mikelliiii ich vermisse dich bei Krafts Garten angugucken

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Mikel ich vermisse dich Abends neben mir im bett

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Mikel please rizz mich bei krafts garten und dann goonen wir bei mir.  LG Lily

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Mikel please rizz mich bei krafts garten und dann goonen wir bei mir.  LG Lily

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This scene takes place in the council chamber in Venice. The Duke and his senators are discussing a Turkish threat to Cyprus. Othello is called in, as he is the general expected to lead the defense.

Before that can proceed, Brabantio arrives and accuses Othello of using witchcraft to win Desdemona’s love. Othello calmly defends himself, explaining that Desdemona fell in love with him after hearing the stories of his adventurous life. Desdemona confirms this and asserts her loyalty to Othello.

The Duke sides with Othello, and Brabantio reluctantly accepts the marriage but warns Othello that Desdemona may deceive him one day, just as she did her father.

Desdemona asks to accompany Othello to Cyprus, and the Duke allows it. Othello entrusts her to Iago’s care until they reunite.

At the end of the scene, Iago begins to reveal his plan to manipulate Othello by making him believe Desdemona is unfaithful with Cassio.

Themes:

1. Love and Marriage – Othello and Desdemona’s interracial marriage is at the center of the conflict.

2. Prejudice and Racism – Brabantio and others show clear racial bias against Othello.

3. Deception and Manipulation – Iago’s plotting begins here.

4. Honor and Reputation – Othello defends his honor and love with dignity.

5. Gender and Obedience – Desdemona shifts loyalty from her father to her husband, reflecting expectations of women.

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Mirco und mikel gehen mit cucurella nach spanien und scoomeln da

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Mirco und mikel gehen mit cucurella nach spanien und scoomeln da

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Mirco bitte touch mich wieder mit deinem fuß und schups mich die volleyball mauer runter und dann küss mich

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Mirco bitte touch mich wieder mit deinem fuß und schups mich die volleyball mauer runter und dann küss mich

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Edoo bitte ich brauch dich, bitte tanz mit mir und nicht mit Amelie

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Edoo bitte ich brauch dich, bitte tanz mit mir und nicht mit Amelie

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Ich hab Edo’s dick gesucked auf den goon trip

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Mirco please hit me from the back. Regards cucurella

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Mirco please hit me from the back. Regards cucurella

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Ich weine jede tag wegen dir Edo ich vermiss dein dick

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Juri plsss hit me from the back like you did at sfc😝😝

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Juri plsss hit me from the back like you did at sfc😝😝

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Leo möchte das Emma auf ihn bounced und gooned

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Leo möchte das Emma auf ihn bounced und gooned

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Ich liebe kleine, unschuldige, minderjährige mädchen😝😝😝

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Ich liebe kleine, unschuldige, minderjährige mädchen😝😝😝

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Iago gets Cassio drunk and orchestrates a brawl, leading to Cassio’s dismissal.

Othello leaves Cassio in charge of the watch, then leaves to spend time with Desdemona.

Iago persuades Cassio to drink, despite Cassio's weak tolerance.

Iago again directly addresses the audience: He plans to involve Cassio in a drunken fight, dishonoring him.

Iago convinces Montana that Cassio has too much power for someone with drinking problems.

Roderigo provokes Cassio, resulting in a brawl between Cassio and Montano.

Othello arrives, stops the fight, and demands an explanation.

Iago subtly implicates Cassio while appearing reluctant to speak badly of him.

Othello is disappointed and strips Cassio of his rank.

Iago tells Cassio that he can ask Desdemona for help, to regain Othello’s favor

Iago reflects on how Desdemona’s support of Cassio will feed Othello’s jealousy.

Roderigo returns, angry, and Iago assures him to be patient and that everything is going according to plan.