What is the role of Act 3, scene 3 of Othello and how does it relate to the whole play

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Rakesh Sorathia

Othello: Oral Coursework:

What is the role of Act 3, scene 3 of Othello and how does it relate to the whole play

Dramatic Devices: I am focussing on the Shakespeare’s stagecraft

Shakespeare gives his characters soliloquies because Shakespeare wishes to tell the audience what each individual character is thinking in their sick minds.

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“She’s gone I am abused, and my relief must be to loathe her” this shows that Othello is angry with Desdemona supposedly cheating on him.

  The purpose of the soliloquies was for the audience to find out what fatal flaws are.

The importance of the handkerchief in the play is immense because without the handkerchief in the play, Iago would not be able to manipulate Othello with twisted thoughts. “…Hast stole it from her…” this shows that Iago to steal the handkerchief that Othello gave to Desdemona when they were first together as a symbol of ...

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