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Deceit
Religion and Deception
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Cards (3)
AO1 -
Religion
Religion
presents
revenge
as
dishonourable
throughout the play, as it goes against
Christian Goodness
(
Morality play
)
Iago is seen as the
Evil
and the
Snake
in the
Garden
of
Eden
and also a
Vice figure
Desdemona's death
is symbolic of the the
Fall
, as he
kills
his
beloved
"
Angel
" (Act
5
Scene
II
)
A02 - Othello
Othello:
Protect
her "soul", making it a "
sacrifice
" which is "
merciful
" (Act
5
Scene
II
)
This shows that Othello's fate is
unclear
AO2 - Othello
-He tries to make
amends
for his
mistake
Othello: "This look of
thine...snatch
at it" (Act
5
Scene II)
Othello understands the
grave
,
mortal sins
he commits and understands he is not
worthy
for
heaven
This highlights the consequences of
deception
to be
distastrous
, with strong
religious overtones
that
haunt
charactera