yo good luck fam

Haha. Thank you!

Jade Kelsea Bell mine is today 😆😂 Haven't read a page of the book tbh... 🙂

My diploma exam is today hopefully this helps UUUGh

Jade Kelsea Bell I feel you. I feel you 🙏🏻

Brian Verano bro I know right xd

the play is like 3 hours so...ehm

The joke clearly went over your head... (no offense)(just for the lolz)

Brian Guzman bravo!!

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haha i like it

Damn this comment is 8 years old

@@yusha460 9

*Applause*

Damn double homicide

Congratulation! that's soo nice :D

Gr8 m8

Wow

Bruh that is so EPIC!

I mean that’s great but how did a 9 minute summary of the plot get you an A- on a final exam? What exam are you taking?

you don't understand how much of a life saver you are rn. I hope you get rich. Amen

Thank you so much, i only needed acts 2 and 4, so you saved me quite some time.

thanks you the goat

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LIFE SAVER

Pretty bad ass name if you ask me

when you’re named Rodrigo

O thell O Ot hello

then there wouldn't be a story, would there? this is a tragedy so obviously tragic events have to occur

This wouldn't be a Tragedy if all that mess didn't happen. But yes, what we can learn from that story is to ask if the rumour/accusation was true and talk about it, rather than let the "green eyed monster" or anger/concerns grow and corrupt. Oracle ✨🐞🐾🎧🍕❤

Actually he did speak to her, but he didn't explicitly say that she's cheating with Cassio. When Othello asked her about the whereabouts of the handkerchief, Desdemona lied (she couldn't find it and since Othello gave it to her, it has sentimental value - perhaps a good analogy is losing a wedding ring/some sentimental jewelry.) She was scared that he would find out it's lost, but she had no idea that of what she was being accused of. Since she could not show Othello the handkerchief to prove that she had it, Othello believed she was lying and gave it to/lost it by Cassio. Othello began to resent her for this lie, and it only made Iago's accusations seem true. He did try to talk to her (also, keep in mind that Othello's nature is that he isn't great at communication as he spent most of his life in the military), but her small (seemingly insignificant) lie gave Othello a reason not to trust her, which eventually escalated the situation at the end of the play ( where Desdemona asked Othello to wait for a few minutes because she will prove her innocence, but Othello killed her instead because he believed that she was lying again, even when she was about to be killed.)

That’s Shakespeare for you.

Common sense is not so common

Wait till you find out about mischief gods

It's Diageo

Yea, I love him. He's such a slime.

He loved othello

@@deborah1519 maybe he loved Casio

Best summery I've ever read

Sam Greenberg "read"

Michael Robertson What do you mean?

Sam Greenberg cause you watched a video and didn't read

Sorry, that might of been unclear. I meant the "that escalated quickly" comment.

@@nilaykanakia5489 Bro im asking the same question

@@nilaykanakia5489 same

I look at it in its simplest form. Othello, a man who trusted everybody, lost everything to a man who trusted no one but himself.

@@ecci1733 Othello didn't trust everybody, if he completely trusted his wife he wouldn't have gotten jealous. Othello's greatest downfall is his insecurities, Iago's poison wouldn't have even touched him without the insecurities about his race and the fear of being a cuckolded husband.

@@ecci1733 And I guess that's the true tragic part (from a moral stand point)

Simon Kawasaki well said

hella late but from what i remember they been best friends for a long time without iago being evil and it was only when Iago was passed over did he snap

A Moroccan Ambassador influence Shakespeare’s Othello. There's an oil painting in University of Birmingham shows the Moroccan Ambassador who visited London in late 1600. Abd el-Ouahed ben Messaoud ben Mohammed Anoun was part of a delegation of 17 men sent by the King of Morocco. The purpose of the visit was to negotiate with Queen Elizabeth I about the possibility of a military alliance, combining English and African forces to conquer Spain.

Casper 02 😂😂

Eso es decepcionante

You down bad

But that's still an F. I figured these videos would have at least pulled you up to a D+ or a C-, depending on effort and how much plagiarism you can slip past the teachers before someone notices.

Maybe not the first, but one of the worst

'Maybe that was Shakespeare's intention. And we can all relate to it too, which is why Othello is timeless' essayvomit

exactly real life

It is from the Resonance period, meaning it is a throwback to the original Greek tragedy type plays. Hence he wrote tragedy and comedy. What makes it hard to understand is not the plot. The plot is an easy one redone a thousand times. It is the language Shakespeare uses filling his texts with metaphors, alliterations and half rhymes. However it is the use of metaphors that creates images in the mind and this is the true genius of the Author. If you need help in understanding the concepts buy this version. The Oxford Shakespeare Othello Oxford World Classics edited by M Neill general Editor S Wells.

Stephen Garner the Cambridge one is pretty helpful too

aka old Hallmark plots...

😄😄true

Fortinbras junior becomes king... it was his father Fortnbras senior who lost against King Hamlet Senior - there are a lot of juniors and senior in that play....

The Fortinbras name I mean.

Borgia Nation Ahhh.....oops, sorry must have missed that. But you're right, Shakespeare was good....

agenttheater5 I didn't clarify so it was left ambiguous and impossible to determine if I meant the elder or younger, but the fact that a Fortinbras lost at the beginning and ended up winning in the end due to the nobilities self-imposed, implosion... lol

Moral of the story... be a loser... it leads to a win

Same I'm watching this so i can then co tinue reading it and know what's up

My university told me to look up Othello to see that people are pretty much the same throughout different times.

Our teacher gave us the litcharts shakescleare version, lol

100% agree!

DUDE WEED LMAO

real shit

Yes, unfortunately most school systems does not favour all learning types.

no but you just gave me an idea for my Shakespeare essay, thank you

r u still alive

@@randomuser_143 maybe

he stabbed iago but he didnt die. othello said to torture him in the most imaginative way possible.

Me! This was just an interesting play I remembered

no

***** The Shakespeare purposely used those two names because of "hell" and "demon". If it is of African Origin, then it is even better because it suits his character more. But he did this because of his big motifs in the play.

+Mecha Charizard wow thnx

The Shakespeare?

Desdemona is also called *Desdemon* several times, towards the end.

"Oh hi Mark."

Oh i thought no one would find this comment lol

Don't worry pal, we got 'the room' for everything in here XD

Othello: you are teaing me apart Desdemona!!

MAKE IT 6

AYANDA VILAKAZI Make it 3

Make that... well... still 9 hours.

SAME

How was it ???

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+Bella Reviews He said it was really pretty so he wants a copy of it so he can return the original handkerchief to whoever owns it.

Izzy Harris to promote jealousy to Othello

me too, but a decade later

Good stuff!

can you give me the link ! ☺

Pls the link

This is very nice drama

DO WHAT U DO

The big cheese The names Iago & Cassio are long and confusing to you? That's, sad.

I mean all the other people, brabantio, lodivico and so on!

The big cheese Then it isn't "they all," it's "some," or "most."

ok

The big cheese welcome to Italy, all names are really long mine is Lucius Giacomo V******. I understand though because Japan is the same way for me sometimes really long name characters become hard to keep track of especial Japanese period films. I find it easy to just remember first names or first name letters; i.e. 'G' or 'Mr. G' if you are feeling a little Tarantino-esque.

Chloe Alexandra imagine being a kid and having to read and analyze this also trying to understand the feelings of the characters lol jealousy, insecurity, paranoia. Shakespeare doesn’t nearly get enough credit for this play even if it was a little racist

It's very interesting

You don't know the history of the Moore's. They are far from hero, in fact they are villain. Fuck him.

How is he a hero?😂 her murdered Desdemona.

He is not a hero. He is more like a sympathetic character. We are emotionally attached to him, but that doesn't make him a hero!

You mean a protagonist, definitely not a hero!

XD

@@wdwuccnxcnh7022 nice pfp, one of my favorites from odd taxi

Yarp. Not set at all, you?

Gemma Collins I’m sad i can’t say this for this years GCSE 😭

same

lolll how did it go?? I’m in Year 13 rn

Driving+Listening to this+ Giving the Comment. Multitasking at its best. LOL

Imon Baruah LOL true 😂😂😂

+Societys Biyach Congrats! How did it go? My class will be seeing the modernized version on Monday, as we studied the play for a couple of weeks.

+Truffledor Animations It was great thanks, we did it for the Shakespeare festival so there were along with us a few other Shakespeare performances (different age ranges) so it was interesting to see how far your acting skills could advance, the other shows were absolutely great but very confusing....as we all learnt the lines in the traditional Shakespeare language..!

Societys Biyach Awesome, may I ask what role you played? Wow, must have taken a while as the traditional script is a bit hard to understand and memorize, but is well done. Sounds fun what you did.

+Truffledor Animations Indeed it was hard and we rehearsed every night if it was nesessary, in total it took us around 12 weeks to learn the script it was so confusing and tongue twisting... I played Emily, Iago's wife and Des' best friend

Wow, 12 weeks, that's devotion. Playing that part seems interesting, in a way she is full of sass, which that's what I like about her.