https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v Made with panache en-us 2017-11-17 14:27:30 UTC 2025-10-23 08:02:14 UTC hello@padlet.com catherine_francoeur_lebreton https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/208120639 You evil thief, where have you hidden my daughter? You devil , you've put a spell on her! Anybody with eyes could tell you that a beautiful and happy young girl like her, ..., wouldn't run off with a black thing like you unless she's been bewitched.

Analysis: The father doesn't believe that his daughter could be in love with Othello because he's black.]]> 2017-11-17 14:37:33 UTC https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/208120639 catherine_francoeur_lebreton https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/208129978 ..., but in the wee hours of the morning your daughter left your house, with no better escort than a hired gondolier, to go into the rough embrace of a lustful Moor.

Analysis: Roderigo is telling Desdemona's father that she married Othello because he's hopping he will brake them up, and that he can be with her.]]> 2017-11-17 14:52:58 UTC https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/208129978 catherine_francoeur_lebreton https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/212058091 Roderigo: It's silly to live when life is torture.The only cure is death" ... " What should I do? I know it's foolish to be in so much love but i can't help it" (p.53)

Analysis: He's jealous of Othello, because he married Desdemona.]]> 2017-11-30 20:07:11 UTC https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/212058091 catherine_francoeur_lebreton https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/212059572  Iago: "The Moor is open and straightforward. He thinks any man who seems honest is honest.People like that are easy to manipulate. So it's all decided. I've worked it out. With a little help from the devil, I'll bring this monstrous plan to success." (p.59)

Analysis: Iago is explaining how sometimes things aren't as they seem. ]]> 2017-11-30 20:10:39 UTC https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/212059572 catherine_francoeur_lebreton https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/212060682   Othello: " No one knows this yet -- and I don't like to brag, but i come from a royal family, and i'm as noble as the woman I've married..." (p.19)
 " No, I must let them find me. My good qualities, my legal status as Desdemona's husband, and my innocence will protect me..." (p.21)

Analysis: He's married and a soldier.]]> 2017-11-30 20:13:10 UTC https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/212060682 catherine_francoeur_lebreton https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/212061084   Othello: " Please allow her to do this. I'm not asking to have her near me for sex --I'm too old for that, and my sexual urges are dead. I want this because she wants it-- I love her for her mind. And I'd never want you to think hat I'd neglect my serious official duties while she was there with me. If I ever let love blind me so that I choose to lounge around in bed with my loved one instead of going off to war, then you can let a house wife use my helmet as a frying pan. My reputation would be disgraced if I ever acted like that. " (p.47-49)

Analysis: He's not using her body. He actually loves. ]]> 2017-11-30 20:14:05 UTC https://padlet.com/catherine_francoeur_lebreton/mfr2d6b1i23v/wish/212061084