The Tragedy of Othello the Moor

there are umteen types of swordplay like comedy, farce, melodrama and catastrophe. Tragedy is when the submarine commits a crime without realizing how ridiculous he has been, and slowly the submarine realizes her guiltiness. Othello the Moor is a tragedy of Shakespeare in which Othello thinks that Desdemona, his wife and cope of his life, is cheating him with Cassio, the handsome and deputy of Othello. Aristotle recognizes the tragedies with six traits, and with them he assort the tragedies in classical or innovative. Because, Othello the Moor fits all the characteristics of modalityrn traits, it can be considered as a modern tragedy.\nThe offset printing characteristic to be considered a modern tragedy is that the bomber must have alarming qualities. Although Othello has noble stature from his family, his qualities stage more his personality. He is elegant, intelligent, educated, and courage. braveness is the most important timbre because he is a moor, still it doe s not stop him to be general of Cyprus. Also, this courage makes that he fights to his love Desdemona, regardless, that he is a black man, and she a snow-covered woman. This love to Desdemona becomes a imperfection that is jealously.\nThe next characteristic is that the hero sandwichs crepuscule must be caused by an act of injustice or by a sad flaw. Although Oedipus commits acts of injustice like the hit of Desdemona and his suicide, he was already down, so his downfall is caused by jealously, his whizz flaw. Before Oedipus becomes jealously, he is a person with the noble qualities, and many people follow him as their leader for his excellent mode of utter. All these change when Othello is green-eyed monster of Desdemona, and he does the opposite that he really is. He becomes to scout his wife while she speaks with otherwise people. Also, his mode to speak changes, and he looks crazy when she talks; for example, in the beginning he kills Desdemona, he shouts and speak al one like a lunatic.\nIn addition, the downfall of the hero is primarily his own ch...