Does Othello have any reason to believe that this relationship with him and Iago has changed?
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During most of the play Othello's faith in Iago continues to grow as he thinks Iago is selflessly helping him.  At the end of course, he realizes that Iago is the devil and that certainly changes everything.
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To be honest If you have to ask then there is definitely doubt somewhere in the back of your mind. You've heard of the saying once a player, Always a player... well Once a liar, always a liar. But some people do change.... I want you to know that if you do continue your relationship that your always going to have doubts... your always going to be thinking he's hiding something or lying about anything. Just take your time with this.... I wish you the best.
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Sounds like the passage of time has not taken away the distrust.  If you are uncomfortable just pack it in.  Why go over the same old ground and end up down the road with the same old ex. Go forward with your life, it is dumb to keep trying the same horse when the saddle is not right.
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My views will change whether Jesus comes in my lifetime or not.\n\nI know that's not what you mean, but bear with me.\n\nMy views have changed over the years and I hope to have a much deeper understanding of God and how to apply His word to my life as time goes by.  \n\nI'm not afraid of the changes and I'm not afraid to examine new evidence.  I'm not going to jump ship every time some new fad, theory, book or movie comes along.\n\nJesus didn't condemn "doubting" Thomas for wanting to see His hands and feet.  He held them out for Thomas to see.  \n\nRumors, theories, elaborate stories are not going to persuade me.  If "proof" I'm wrong ever comes along, I want to see it.  I want to inspect it for myself.  \n\nUntil then, I know Whom I have believed.
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I understand what you are talking about. It seems like a strange phenomenon, doesn't it? But if you look at the more logical side, you could probably realize that when two people bond, they can begin to think alike. They finish each other's sentences or get the same idea at the same time. Although it makes everything less "magical" to view the more logical aspect of the matter, it is more comforting to know that you have bonded so well with this person.
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Knowing them, I wouldn't be surprised. But, it may be that their relationship really is on the rocks. Most musical artists speak about their lives through their lyrics, so maybe it's true.
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Well, my friend did a paper about this actually and bent my ear about it. Basically what she said was Shakespear only had one Jew in his plays, and that was Shylock from the Merchant of Venice. and the answer she came up with was, maybe. there is not enough evidence to say one way or another if he was racist.
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Yes, quite a while ago. \nShe now has a new bloke though, unlucky.
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All the tragedies which were composed by Shakespeare had the main protagonist modelled with the clay of "Hamartia". According to Aristotle's Poetics, Hamartia is the Tragic Flaw in the personality of the Main protagonists which leads up to a tragic eventuality. \n\nI case of Othello, his character was based upon 3 Flaws. First, He was highly suspicious of the people around him. Second, he was extremely conscious of the fact that he belonged to a base class as he was the Black Moor. Third, he had a tendency to go high on emotions quickly.\n\nIago, the clever manipulator that he was, exploited him on these counts and made him believe that Desdemona had turned amorous and was into an affair with cassio.\n\nFurther, he was helped by the coincidences that happened along the way like his wife finding the Handkerchief of Desdemona.
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I'm not sure I understand your question exactly, but if you are asking who has control over who, in the entire play, then you're asking the million dollar question. Scholars have argued this many different ways for a long time, but essentially, the if there is one true master of control it has to be Iago, who after getting passed up for a military promotion over the Moor Othello, Iago befriends Othello and skillfully, bit by bit convinces him that his pretty wife, Desdemona, who happens to be white, is cheating on him. Conflicted, Othello ends up killing her only to later realize what Iago was doing to him. \n\nIago is one Shakepeare's greatest villian, a dispicable characther that controls all the action in Othello.  So does that answer your question?
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It's pretty hard to compare and contrast anything if you haven't read it, so I would suggest you read Midsummer Night's Dream, and get quotes that have something to do with your argument, instead of just soliciting any old quotes.
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It could either be that or a change in schedule (school/ work demands/ new job, etc.). How long were you involved with this individual? Was it an intense thing? Maybe he/she got back together with their previous partner while you haven't been speaking?\nSorry to answer your questions with more questions, but I think they are important things to ask yourself- once you have, you'll probably get a good idea of what you should do. Hope it helps you!
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this will help ; \nhttp://search.sparknotes.com/?query=+Othello&x=14&y=11
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I hope not, he has really chilled out with talkin ****, he is concentrating on being with his daughter especially after what happened to proof, he is really starting to dim out of the public eye,
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Othello was a play written by Shakespeare (Elizabethan England) but I believe he set the play in one of his exotic undefined times/places.\n\nIf you're interested in clothing, an interesting way to approach this paper might be to contrast costuming - I'm guessing the film version titled Othello probably uses traditional Shakespearean costuming while the "O" probably uses modern clothing?
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Yes, but you are aware of a different communication going on.  The one from him to you. Plus, this relationship is different from your others, so it's going to feel different.  The chemistry is there, you just have to learn to understand this new form of communication.  It's different with everyone.  Good luck!!!
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This does not exactly answer your question, but Shakespeare made up many of the words in his plays that have become common words today.  I can't think of one right off, but we had a big discussion about it in my upper division college English class.  There are a lot of words that we just assume have always been around, but in reality Shakespeare made them up.