Write about times in the play when the audience may feel Iago has power. Give reasons for what you say. [25] *5 of this question’s marks are allocated for accuracy in spelling, punctuation and the use of vocabulary and sentence structures. Write about times in the play when the audience may feel Iago has power. Give reasons for what you say. [25] *5 of this question’s marks are allocated for accuracy in spelling, punctuation and the use of vocabulary and sentence structures. Opening: In one or two lines, say what kind of a man Iago throughout the play. Initially he describes himself as a man out for ‘…my peculiar end’ and says ‘I am not what I am’. Opening: In one or two lines, say what kind of a man Iago throughout the play. Initially he describes himself as a man out for ‘…my peculiar end’ and says ‘I am not what I am’. Opening: In one or two lines, say what kind of a man Iago throughout the play. Initially he describes himself as a man out for ‘…my peculiar end’ and says ‘I am not what I am’. P1: Write about Iago’s behaviour at the start of the play (A1). Consider how he manipulates Roderigo and Brabantio. Think about the type of language he uses. (Prose/verse?). P1: Write about Iago’s behaviour at the start of the play (A1). Consider how he manipulates Roderigo and Brabantio. Think about the type of language he uses. (Prose/verse?). P1: Write about Iago’s behaviour at the start of the play (A1). Consider how he manipulates Roderigo and Brabantio. Think about the type of language he uses. (Prose/verse?). P2: Explore the A2 S1 where Iago manages to persuade Cassio to drink then end up fighting Montano, yet feigns reluctance to incriminate his ‘friend’ when Othello arrives. Consider how Iago is called ‘honest’ throughout this scene. P2: Explore the A2 S1 where Iago manages to persuade Cassio to drink then end up fighting Montano, yet feigns reluctance to incriminate his ‘friend’ when Othello arrives. Consider how Iago is called ‘honest’ throughout this scene. P2: Explore the A2 S1 where Iago manages to persuade Cassio to drink then end up fighting Montano, yet feigns reluctance to incriminate his ‘friend’ when Othello arrives. Consider how Iago is called ‘honest’ throughout this scene. P3: Explore Shakespeare’s structure, placing Iago soliloquys at the end of A1, A2 S1, A2 S3. In each one the audience are privy the Iago’s plans and see how he controls those around him through deceit. P3: Explore Shakespeare’s structure, placing Iago soliloquys at the end of A1, A2 S1, A2 S3. In each one the audience are privy the Iago’s plans and see how he controls those around him through deceit. P3: Explore Shakespeare’s structure, placing Iago soliloquys at the end of A1, A2 S1, A2 S3. In each one the audience are privy the Iago’s plans and see how he controls those around him through deceit. P4: A3 S3 Here Iago suggests Cassio and Desdemona are having an affair. Explore how Iago leads Othello’s thoughts through questioning ‘Honest, my lord?’ and evasion ‘Think, my lord?’ and pressure and release tactics. P4: A3 S3 Here Iago suggests Cassio and Desdemona are having an affair. Explore how Iago leads Othello’s thoughts through questioning ‘Honest, my lord?’ and evasion ‘Think, my lord?’ and pressure and release tactics. P4: A3 S3 Here Iago suggests Cassio and Desdemona are having an affair. Explore how Iago leads Othello’s thoughts through questioning ‘Honest, my lord?’ and evasion ‘Think, my lord?’ and pressure and release tactics. P5: A4 S1 Explore how by this point in the play Iago has utterly changed Othello from a rational, noble man to a violent, vengeful beast consumed with jealousy. Remember Othello’s ‘fit’ and how Iago leads Othello away from gentle thoughts of Desdemona with abrupt comments ‘Ay, too gentle.’ P5: A4 S1 Explore how by this point in the play Iago has utterly changed Othello from a rational, noble man to a violent, vengeful beast consumed with jealousy. Remember Othello’s ‘fit’ and how Iago leads Othello away from gentle thoughts of Desdemona with abrupt comments ‘Ay, too gentle.’ P5: A4 S1 Explore how by this point in the play Iago has utterly changed Othello from a rational, noble man to a violent, vengeful beast consumed with jealousy. Remember Othello’s ‘fit’ and how Iago leads Othello away from gentle thoughts of Desdemona with abrupt comments ‘Ay, too gentle.’ Conclusion: Sum up what Iago does to control those around him. To conclude, Iago is arguably one of the greatest villains due to his…. Conclusion: Sum up what Iago does to control those around him. To conclude, Iago is arguably one of the greatest villains due to his…. Conclusion: Sum up what Iago does to control those around him. To conclude, Iago is arguably one of the greatest villains due to his…. Spelling, punctuation, sentence structure are worth 5 marks. Spelling, punctuation, sentence structure are worth 5 marks. CHECK YOUR WORK. CHECK YOUR WORK. Write about times in the play when the audience may feel Iago has power. Give reasons for what you say. [25] *5 of this question’s marks are allocated for accuracy in spelling, punctuation and the use of vocabulary and sentence structures. Spelling, punctuation, sentence structure are worth 5 marks. CHECK YOUR WORK.
