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Moghel_1 :

I feel like we're forgetting that one of the main causes for Othello's insecurity about his marriage is Brabantio's final words to Othello I.e. "Look to her Moore, for she hath betrayed her father.......and may one day thee".

Lyone 🇨🇦 :

Othello was black …, that was part of the context

sylvia mwesigye :

Your content is excellent .You make complicated books so easy

Ramzie :

I love your summaries! I'm 69 and studied a lot of these books in school. It's a joy to listen to such a concise summary

BerryMei :

I love your summaries. Keep them coming.

Emre bas :

So.. what are we supposed to learn from this? Not to trust anyone? Or to trust everyone regardless of the evidence? To question everything?

SouthBayBaby :

Hate leads to suffering

Des :

I love this story. It’s why I’m Desdemona.

mavutophiri70 :

In love don't rely on outside views as far as your partner is concerned

The hair goddess ❤️ :

Another moral of the story . The trust you have for your partner should be unwavering and solid … the moment the slightest form of insecurity creeps in … it’s done.

willayeram :

Basically mean girls

Lagitin :

I wish I had watched this summary in literature class 😎

Blackstone :

so this is the source of all the fictional story makers of cheating affair misunderstanding come from. the source of the origin.

Dr.Ann | ✝️❤️ :

where were you when I was in highschool 😁 this would have helped my literature studies 💯

UncleP :

I recently read this book and totally loved it

...mande :

waiting for the merchant of Venice

Shhhhh :

The 9 to 5 Poet :

what end up happening to Iago

UnrelentingLove5763 :

Did this shit in highschool. Sidenote, has anybody read about the original story this one was adapted from? 💀

Mrs.M :

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Chitchat :

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