No, we never hear about him again after the court rules in Othello's favour.
He tells Brabantio just to accept the marriage because Othello is a good man and for what he told him about how they fell in love shows the quality of Othello.
The term "hero" is much abused in criticism of Shakespeare's works, and has generated, especially when qualified as a "tragic hero" some pretty strange criteria. But basically, it is like this: there are two main characters in this play, Othello and Iago. At the end of the day, does anyone feel even slightly sorry for Iago? He is a villain and no hero. That leaves only Othello. If tragedy is a sadness for the loss of what might have been, it is Othello's and Desdemona's tragedy--we feel sorry for them because they have lost their love, their marriage, their hopes and their lives. What has Iago lost that is comparable? Nothing. The only people who doubt that Othello can be the hero of this play, if anyone is, are racists and feminists, the former because they refuse to accept a hero who is black and the latter because they refuse to accept a hero who treats his wife like that. For them, I guess the play has no hero.
Othello is a General that lives in Italy(Venice), but is a Moor. Traditionally that means he is black while everyone else is white. He is very respected and marries on of the leading families daughters. Iago is one of his most trusted lieutenants, but after great victories Othello decides to promote someone else. Iago then begins a scheme to get power. First he brings down his other rivals for power. Then he seeks revenge on Othello. To do so he starts scandals almost on a whim and makes everyone distrust one another. Including Othello and his wife. Side note: Othello has epilepsy and no one must know or they will think him weak or possesed. Iago forces Othello to smother his wife and all of his rivals to die, yet in the end He loses his own life in his web of lies. One of the most Ironic things about Othello is Iago the most wicked liar coins the term (I wear my heart upon my sleeve.) Meaning he does not decieve. Iago makes the top ten most evil fictional villains ever.
Othello does not investigate Iago's accusations because he is deeply affected by his own insecurities and trust in Iago, whom he views as an honest and loyal friend. His emotional turmoil and jealousy cloud his judgment, leading him to accept Iago's manipulations without question. Additionally, Othello's position of power and his belief in his own authority make him less inclined to seek further evidence, as he feels justified in his decisions based on Iago's words. This tragic oversight ultimately contributes to his downfall.
Juliet is proposing marriage to Romeo and she is giving him the choice to accept or deny her proposal.
He tells Brabantio just to accept the marriage because Othello is a good man and for what he told him about how they fell in love shows the quality of Othello
He tells Brabantio just to accept the marriage because Othello is a good man and for what he told him about how they fell in love shows the quality of Othello.
No Kristen DID NOT accept Robert's marriage proposal. D:
The term "hero" is much abused in criticism of Shakespeare's works, and has generated, especially when qualified as a "tragic hero" some pretty strange criteria. But basically, it is like this: there are two main characters in this play, Othello and Iago. At the end of the day, does anyone feel even slightly sorry for Iago? He is a villain and no hero. That leaves only Othello. If tragedy is a sadness for the loss of what might have been, it is Othello's and Desdemona's tragedy--we feel sorry for them because they have lost their love, their marriage, their hopes and their lives. What has Iago lost that is comparable? Nothing. The only people who doubt that Othello can be the hero of this play, if anyone is, are racists and feminists, the former because they refuse to accept a hero who is black and the latter because they refuse to accept a hero who treats his wife like that. For them, I guess the play has no hero.
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A marriage is a Covenant, it is not something that you sign up for. It is something that you accept and embrace.
They use their hearts and their heads and they happily accept it. Others do not.
Yes, people should accept same-sex marriage because the government has no legitimate interest in limiting marriage to opposite-sex couples only. In places where same-sex marriage has been legalized, continuing to oppose it personally is an unavailing attitude.
That depends on the religion. Some religions ban gay marriage, and some accept it completely.
As the goddess of marriage she cannot accept any act of infidelity.
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"Qubool Hai" is an Arabic phrase that translates to "I accept" or "I agree." It is commonly used in Islamic marriage ceremonies when the bride accepts the marriage proposal from the groom as a way of expressing her consent.