https://padlet.com/rcdollinger/ldrzgknzdoex Othello en-us 2017-11-17 14:24:40 UTC 2017-11-30 01:34:27 UTC hello@padlet.com rcdollinger https://padlet.com/rcdollinger/ldrzgknzdoex/wish/208114395 Act 1 scene ones lines 88 to 91(p9):  For God's sake sir, you've been robbed. Get dressed. Your heart,s going to break. It's like half your soul's been ripped out. At this very minute an old black ram is having sex with your little white lamb. ... Get up, I tell you.

Explanation: Iago is explaining to Brabantio the consequences of Brabantio's daughter being with Othello. Iago shows that their is a presence of prejudice in this society because he is not basing the situation off Othello's personality and kindness, he's basing it off the fact that Othello is black and that this is a very serious situation because Brabantio will have black grand-children.]]> 2017-11-17 14:26:36 UTC https://padlet.com/rcdollinger/ldrzgknzdoex/wish/208114395 rcdollinger https://padlet.com/rcdollinger/ldrzgknzdoex/wish/208114634 Act 1 scene 1 p3-5 (quote): "And who does he choose? This guy from Florence named Michael Cassio. He has a pretty wife but he can't even control her. And he's definitely never commanded men in battle. ... My career is cut short by some book-keeper, even though the general saw my fighting skills first-hand in Rhodes and Cyprus.

explanation: Iago is very jealous of Michael Cassio for having received  a promotion over him. You can really tell he is jealous because he is putting down Michael Cassio to make himself feel better and because he really wanted that job. There is always jealousy in this type of world because there's always going to be injustices and other people achieving things that you want to achieve.]]> 2017-11-17 14:27:03 UTC https://padlet.com/rcdollinger/ldrzgknzdoex/wish/208114634 rcdollinger https://padlet.com/rcdollinger/ldrzgknzdoex/wish/208114724 Act 1 scene 1: p5 : No, calm down, I'm serving under him to take advantage of him.

Explanation: Iago is serving under Othello to spred the rumor that Michael Cassio is sleeping with Othello's wife. So it looks like Iago likes othello but he actually hates Othello.]]> 2017-11-17 14:27:14 UTC https://padlet.com/rcdollinger/ldrzgknzdoex/wish/208114724 rcdollinger https://padlet.com/rcdollinger/ldrzgknzdoex/wish/208114864 Act 1 scene 2: lines 84-87)
Just a minute. I don't need anyone to tell me when to fight. You've accused me of serious crimes. Where do you want me to go to respond to these charges?

Explanation: Othello is very proud of his political status and his reputation. In this situation he says that he doesn't need anyone to tell him when to fight. He knows that he is a very strong and powerful man and he is very proud of that.]]> 2017-11-17 14:27:28 UTC https://padlet.com/rcdollinger/ldrzgknzdoex/wish/208114864 rcdollinger https://padlet.com/rcdollinger/ldrzgknzdoex/wish/208114946 No matter how ugly or stupid the women is, she plays the same dirty tricks that the smart and pretty ones do.

expanation: There is a huge presence of sexuality and womenhood in what Iago says. He says that all women try to play dirty tricks on men no matter how ugly they are.]]> 2017-11-17 14:27:36 UTC https://padlet.com/rcdollinger/ldrzgknzdoex/wish/208114946