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Mind Map by lucy.moffatt, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by lucy.moffatt
about 11 years ago
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Othello's tragic flaw
- A simple mistake can make them
loose everything the possess
- How Othello makes a perfect tragic hero
- He holds himself in an
important role in
venice
- Well
respected,
admired by all
- With external influences
and his tragic fall, he
makes a dramatic fall from
grace
- "The Valiant Moor" "The brave moor" "our great captain"
- He holds himself in an
important role in
venice
- He is just dumb and blind to
Iago's evilness and manipulation
working against
- "My friend; thy husband, Honest Iago"
- "My friend; thy husband, Honest Iago"
- This quote shows his rapid downfall: "O then Othello,
that were't one so good, fallen in the practice of a
damn slave"
- " And yet I fear you, for you are fatal then"
- " And yet I fear you, for you are fatal then"
- Othello eventually realises his mistakes. All
Othello's elements of tragedy give the audience a
sense of pity and remorse for Othello
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