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'Othello' - opposing ideas and images
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Mind Map on 'Othello' - opposing ideas and images, created by johanlon1 on 09/18/2013.
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'Othello' - opposing ideas and images
play take place in Venice
Moves to Cyprus
3 out of 5 acts take place at night
night is full of danger
darkness and light
night covers the truth
othello's earlier speeches given in light
later they take place in darkness
sense of openess
Iago's activities associated with night
Iago associated with Devil
later Othello associated with the devil
angel and devil
angel/devil contrast shows Iago's success
Othello begins to call Desdemona a devil
Desdemona associated with anger
deception
heaven and hell
through Iago's evil Othello descends into hell
"chaos is come again"
Othello begins in love
association with 'heaven'
black and white
black associated with the devil
Shakespeare reverses the idea
Desdemona
White
associated with purity
Iago wants to corrupt this
Othello
Iago's reference to Othello's blackness
racist
sexual stereotypes
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