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Parker'S Adaption Of Othello

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English

 

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June 29, 2013

 

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Parker uses this to illustrate Iago’s merging with the inanimate mass, lest he be identified. In contrast, Shakespeare portrays Iago as being unafraid of his victim, namely Cassio. This is shown through the succession of Iago’s speech by the Othello’s dismiss of Cassio, which is spoken without a pause, giving the audience an impression that Iago is still by his side during this unknowing act(ln228-230)...
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However, Parker inserts a dramatic pause between ‘Making it light to Cassio’ and ‘Cassio, I love thee’ during which Iago is able to walk away from the scene and out of focus. Similar to Shakespeare’s original intention, Parker positions Iago’s conniving nature as the fulcrum of this scene...
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