Othello Part 3

 Othello’s character started to fiddle when he started listening to Iago’s words. He believed everything Desdemona told him until now. His trust slowly faded when Desdemona was not able to find his mother’s handkerchief.   He knew it was something then. Iago was in his ear whispering making remarks about Cassio and Desdemona’s affair. Othello’s was changing his character was changing by the seconds. Othello’s character had done a one-eighty. Whenever Cassio was in his presence he began to think small hateful comments. He overheard Cassio talking about a woman and over reacted. He accused Desdemona of infidelity, which she personally thought the idea was unrealistic in her immature eyes. He killed her for the thought of infidelity not the proof. Iago made a complete fool of Othello. Othello and Desdemona’s marriage was destroyed by a lied.

            The role of marriage in Othello could be a reference to everyday life today. There are three different couples in this book, with different admirations. They are wonderful examples of today’s society of how not to act and of beliefs today. The game of love was the plot of this book. William Shakespeare was thinking of real life with this book.  Iago’s motive is seen very frequently today. He took money and broke-up a newlywed couple.  A marriage supposes to be of trust and determination. Where there is no trust, there is no love. Where there is no humbleness, there is no love. When jealousy out weights the hearts force of love it is time for a divorce. Love is the glisten in an eye, the vibration of a voice going up the spine, the butterflies from a kiss, and the smile of the sun. Love is like being reborn. The newness will dominate the body’s entire functionary factures. Love is like the radio in a car. Its days when there is something good on the radio, when there is something mediocre, and most of the time the CD of choice is spinning to satisfy the soul, showing the ups and downs of love. The choice is depended on the love status.

Works Cited

1. http://www/google.com/search?hl=enen&safe=active&rls=p%2ccom.microsoft%3Aen-us%3. Define Marriage = Google Search. Google. Com. 3/7/2010
2. http://www.scripturemenu.com/BibleVerseList.html?topicid=75. Bible verse list- Scripture about marriage from Scripture Menu.com. scripturemenu.com.  3/7/2010
3. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=active&ls=p%2Ccom.misrcosoft%3Aen-us%3. Define Jealousy – Google Search. Google.com. 3/7/2010

Othello Part 2

            True love is a very vital element of life. When he or she has finds true love everything about their opposition changes. Meanings to have a connection with someone so strong it pushed the limit of doing the impossible. True love is a person he or she feels comfortable with and around. A person he or she cannot wait to see every day. A person he or she feels as though they cannot live without.

True love could do one of two things. They could sever the heart or mend it. When the heart is severed, it feels like someone has taken a dagger and shattered it into manifold pieces. Although when the heart is mended it will feel like for once everything is going right. When everything is finally going right seems like that person will never bore out. Walks in the park, long talks under the moon, nice candle light dinners. It almost brings a sign of relief to the heart to signify that the empty space is being filled. Love gives a humble heart to everyone. Even the most selfish person can find true love and would sacrifice anything for them because of love.

Scarifying will be a key factor in all relationships. It is customary to give a little to receive a little. Everyone has their pet peeves so it is just standard to sacrifice. Some might got to the certain extent to change their entire personality for love. Personally, if that person is not satisfied by now then they need to move on. True love is the favor of a person’s pure facture not of their altered behavior.

Love should be unconditional. Love should be a universal feeling for someone despite others miniature flaws. True love’s ultimate goal is to grow old together. When old is near just remember to do all that is possible to help. Love is split between two people. When that love is gone the heart will erupt from disbelief and false activity and behavior.

            Trust within a marriage is the foundation of a beautiful canvas. Trust is the freedom aspect of the relationship. The more trust there is in the relationship the more leisure time there is without the idea of any accusations accumulating. If trust is ever in jeopardy, forgiveness is the answer. It is better to forgive and never forget than to say it is forgiven and continue to bring it up in every argument not realizing it only results to another argument. Forgiveness is so beautiful to the soul, but warning if that same mishap happens again, then it is time to find a solution to that problem or let someone go. Infidelity could be the cause of the problem, but it is just better for everyone to change. Change for the best though. The one that was cheated on should start paying more attention to the person’s and needs, and the one that was cheating should stop being greedy and adjust themselves to benefit both needs.

            Othello and Desdemona’s marriage is the foundation of the entire plot. It all started with the obvious, race. Many at that time had not seen or accepted the idea of an inter-racial couple. Othello was a very humble hearted guy who would not harm a fly. Some people just did not see that. Desdemona’s true love was Othello. Othello was older than Desdemona so much until that became a problem of discussion also. Barbantio was outraged by the news of Desdemona’s marriage to an African American older man, but Desdemona went with her heart anyway. She was so enticed by his heroine stories she instantly fell in love with him. She wanted a nice tall, older, strong man in high authority. She didn’t even worry about her parents. She loved Othello so much. She gave up and disappointed many about Othello. Desdemona was a noble woman. She stood her ground about hers.

Othello Part 1

What is marriage without true love? Without true love it would be a miserable experience that would last a lifetime with the possible side effects of infidelity.  Marriage is defined as a close and intimate union, according to Google.com.  This union impacts the entire life of those who are in love. Those two people will be forces to reconcile some differences to make their love last. Trust and humbleness play an important role in marriage. He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the Lord (Proverbs 18:22). Each and every couple in Othello was faced with obstacles that needed to be conquered. They are the epitome of married couples today.

            Marriage in the late twentieth century is thought to be like a utopia. Twentieth century marriages were modern, classic, or idealistic. It did not include inter-racial marriages, divorces, or infidelity. The idea of marriage was a big epidemic that was believed to have lasted a lifetime, which is true today with various twists.  Purity was the character of marriage in the twentieth century. Everyone have their own perception of love and marriage, but true love and marriage is unchangeable. Today is an entirely different story. There are so many false ideas of love that leads to mistaken marriages. Just because he or she says he or she loves you does not mean they do.

            Barbantio and his wife is a superior example of twentieth century love. They were pure with love. They were both in Desdemona’s life. Their trust was impeccable. It was like a bridge in the middle of the city, strong, and could only be destroyed by destruction on purpose.  Barbantio took Desdemona’s secrecy hard. He was very disappointed, and felt betrayed and bamboozled.  The race facture was equally divided within that betrayal and disappointment. Inter-racial marriages were not seen fully until after the pass of the thirteenth amendment. They were not fully constant with adapting to change, and could not stable their minds around an African American son-law. Desdemona relocated with Othello which gave them doubts. They let her go on to live her life as she pleased. It killed them emotionally, but they did what they thought was best. They let go.

            The concept of jealousy in marriage is indescribable. Marriages with this problem will not and does not last long. Jealousy all around is a negative state of mind.  Jealousy leads to insecurity.  Jealousy, the act of being resentful and envious of another’s success, will never open the passage to love someone completely. Eventually their love would lead to envy. Envy in a relationship would just segregate the couple farther apart. The couple would surely get the complete picture.

 Jealousy against another couple is ridiculous. Everyone’s relationship has their flaws and some are seen more clearly and to the point than others. The other couple’s relationship is not at risk it is the person whose jealous relationship that is spiraling downward. Why should people compare lovers? Love that person for them not for the next couple. That person would surely start to feel insecure if they are always being compared to another person.

            Iago and Emilia are the primary examples of jealousy within a marriage. Although they were not jealous of each other, they were jealous of Othello and Desdemona’s relationship. Iago was the mastermind of the relationship. He controlled Emilia. She “found” the handkerchief to give to Iago. Iago was a person who satisfied his own needs not others. Emilia was a more down to earth person who is obedient to her husband. She was a true friend to Desdemona even though she was the wife of the antagonist.  Iago should have never been trusted; he always tried to manipulate everyone with his false accusations. He was not really favored of Emilia, but she was his wife. Iago and Emilia was a very unordinary couple. It really make many wonder how exactly did they fall in love and resulted to marriage. They really seem like two completely different characters of people, but as the wise once said love sometimes is blind.

The Misanthrope

 Theatre AUM has done it once again. They have exceeded the expectations of many. From September 30- October 10, the production of The Misanthrope had been cycling repeatedly for everyone’s enjoyment.  The Misanthrope was written by Moliere in French and later translated to English by Richard Wilbur. This production was entered into the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival. This program rewards students’ scholarships, internships, grants, and awards for actors, directors, playwrights, and etc. The director of this work of art was Mike Winkelman. He couldn’t have put this romantic comedy together without his scenic and costume designer, Val Winkelman, and sound designer Morgan Prude

                The scenery was very stationary. Moliere wrote this play secluded to one room within Celimene’s house in New Orleans (though the original location is in Paris). There were multiple props used in this play. The character Philinte utilized the props the most. He was like the nosey friends who always snacked as they listened. There was only a table and a few chairs in the middle of the floor. The characters used them as they should. The transitions of those few items created the scene for the next Act. All of the actors were incredible.

                My top three characters from the play are Arisinoe, Oronote, and Eliante. These three characters are character I could relate to the most. They aren’t the main characters, but their roles are just as important. These three characters are like collectibles items, its something you wouldn’t want to miss out on. All three of these characters are played by actual AUM students.

                Arisinoe is played by Brittany Carden. This character is someone everybody could relate to. This character was based off a snake in the grass friendship. This character was a character that told people what other people thought of them. Brittany played this character well, not saying she is really conniving, but I could really tell she have a flexible personality that allows her to venture outside of her normal personality. She captivated the character to the tee. Brittany was strong with her words, she hadn't the exact attitude of the character, and she made herself into the serpent.

                Oronote was played by LaBrandon Tyre. When thinking of this character I immediately image the unattractive billionaire. He was one of Celimene’s guys, but he was the romantic poem writer, his attempts count for something in my book. LaBrandon did a wonderful job in interpreting the character. The most entertaining part about Oronote’s character was when he was reciting his poem. He was reciting as if he just knew his poem was perfect.  When Alceste criticized that poem I almost cried laughing. LaBrandon did a wonderful job in placing himself into character. His tone was strong like a billionaire, he floated around the stage as a poet, and he was just all around entertaining.

                Eliante was played by Alicia Fry. This character was the girl next door. She was humble, intelligent, and loved the rebel older guy. She loved Alceste even though he was madly in love with her cousin Celimene. She reminded me of Merdule from Family Matters. She had the snort, the books, and the all around patience. Alicia was really humble with this role. It was like she was taking her time. She was playing it careful, and that’s the way to play a pure and innocent character. Her voice coincided with the character, her snort was hilarious, and I really saw innocents in her actions. I loved when her character fell madly in love with Philinite. She knew in her heart that Alceste was too advanced for her.

                The Misanthrope was both entertaining and timeless. I would really prescribe this play as a must see. I would rate this play as PG-13 due to the advance use of words and some of the metaphors. Theatre AUM has done it again. If you missed it, you missed out on a treat.

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