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Othello Character Development Act 1 Scene 2
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Othello Character Development Act 1 Scene 2
Othello will not take rash action against Brabantio nor will he play the coward and hide. Assured of his own worth, he is prepared to stand firm and meet Brabantio's charges.
"I must be found:
My parts, my title and my perfect soul
Shall manifest me rightly. Is it they?"
When Othello is accosted by the angry Brabantio, he remains calm and dignified. He prevents a fight and answers Brabantio with courtesy:
"Good signior, you shall more command with years
Than with your weapons."
Othello's dignity and calmness are impressive on this occasion and we are not surprised that the Duke needs such a man to command against the Turks,
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- Leaving Certificate English (Othello) Note on Othello Character Development Act 1 Scene 2, created by 13rcallaghan.cni on 12/03/2014.
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