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Michael Cassio

Othello Essay

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Idalmis B. Perez OTHELLO According to Benjamin Disraeli, ?Circumstances are beyond human control, but our conduct is in our power.? A person cannot control what happens but what you do about it is up to you. In the play OTHELLO by Williams Shakespeare, the character Emilia has control over her conduct, while her husband, Iago, does not have control.

Othello Act III scenes 1-2

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Summary: Iago's next devious plan is beginning to take shape, as Cassio falls into his trap by agreeing to talk to Desdemona. Little does he know, that Iago plans to feed false information to Othello of an affair between the two, thus knocking out two birds with one stone. Quotation: "I'll send her to you presently, out of the way, that your converse and business may be more free." (55)
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