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Average rating3.8
Shakespeare's tragedy of jealousy and suspicion presented scene by scene in comic book format.
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Is it weird that I found myself squealing over Shakespeare?? Honestly, this play is sassy and I love it. It is so much drama and honestly I was on the edge of my seat like hmm.. really???? What!!! I had to read this for college and whilst I struggled with the language sometimes, No Fear Shakespeare was a lifesaver and helped translate for me. The thing I enjoyed most about this was the comparison my friends and I could make between Othello and the lives of people we knew including ourselves. It is crazy to think that it is still relevant x amount of years later. Good on you Shakespeare!
Desdemona: unlucky
Again, can't give much of a review because I'm blazing through these books for class lol. That and I think the level of analysis for a class and the mode of reading is different from what I'd think and feel if it was not assigned work. Still, I thought this was really good, with masterful, stunning lines from Shakespeare as usual. Iago was fantastic. What stood out and made Othello a play that shot to the top of my favorites list(for Shakespeare, anyway) is the intimacy in the relationships between characters. It's realistic, yet unreal. Many other plays seem to have unnecessary parts or sprawl all over the place, but Othello is probably the smallest-scale Shakespeare I've read yet.
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