Otello by William Shakespeare

The Moor of Venice

An esteemed Moorish general in the Venetian army, married to a noblewoman, falls prey to the treacherous schemes of his ensign, who, enraged at being passed over for promotion, engineers a campaign of lies and manipulated evidence to make him believe his wife has been unfaithful with a loyal lieutenant; consumed by jealousy and mistrust, the general smothers his wife, only to learn too late of the ensign's deceit and betrayals, leading to the tragic exposure of the villain and the general's own ruin.

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Published
1623
Nationality
English
Length
Very Short
Pages
120-160
Original Language
English (early modern english)
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Alternate Titles
- Otello
- The Tragedy of Othello

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