Act II Scene III

Nov 06, 2014

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Act II Scene III. Read Discuss: What has happened? Important words/symbols. Figurative language? What is being revealed? Why did Cassio get drunk? What did he do? Why is Iago able to trick Othello so easily? Is Iago being good or bad? Repetition of words or symbols

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Act II Scene III • Read • Discuss: • What has happened? • Important words/symbols. • Figurative language? • What is being revealed? • Why did Cassio get drunk? What did he do? • Why is Iago able to trick Othello so easily? • Is Iago being good or bad? Repetition of words or symbols • Work on assigned Images and Motifs
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