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jealousy between many characters in the play from the beginning of the play(passive) is caused bythe tragedy in othello
jealousy in Othello(passive) is caused byOthello 's tragedy
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a combination of his feeling of being an outsider because of his race(passive) is caused byOthello ’s tragic fall
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in Venice , Italy(passive) is setThe tragedy Othello
his feeling of alienation from the whites and lowly origins , too much passion in how he lives his life , and how he puts too much trust in iago(passive) is caused byOthello ’s tragic downfall
Iago ... the onecausedthe tragedy in Othello
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the villanous plans of Iagoledthe to tragedy of Othello
Iago ... the external influencecreatesthe tragedy in ' Othello
Iago 's machinationsprovokeOthello 's tragedy
class conflict between Cassio and Iago(passive) is caused byOthello 's tragedy
Shakespeare 's construction of Iagoto influenceOthello 's tragedy
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Iago here ... rather than taking a while to make it to that point(passive) is caused byOthello 's tragedy
The main point which Leavis tried to prove in the entire essay ... that it ’s not merely Iago ’s devilish trickscausethe tragedy in ‘ Othello
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as a result it is distrustcausesthe tragedy in Othello
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someone else(passive) is caused byOthello 's tragedy
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The main point which Leavis tried to prove in the entire essay ... devilish trickscausethe tragedy in ‘ Othello
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to assume that there is far more to the female characters in the play than just the role of the loving wife or the accessory part for the male onesalready could leadto assume that there is far more to the female characters in the play than just the role of the loving wife or the accessory part for the male ones
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