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My Written Task Of Othello's Rationale

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My written task is based on a book named Othello written by william shakespeare in 1622. This book is a tragic love story or play which is really interesting and I enjoyed reading it. For that, I wanted my written task to be an emotional discourse and I have centered my topic on Roderigo’s secret love and his emotions for Desdemona. Thus, I have decided to write my written task in the form of diary. Because, a diary is where we can write everything and give vent to our hidden emotions that we can’t share with others.The purpose for this was to show through this diary,Roderigo’s jealousy for Othello and his intense love for Desdemona. To express my thoughts, I used the language of love and kindness to show that Roderigo is …show more content…

I am sitting here in my room and watching outside from the window. It’s raining and seems like the sky is crying with me. However, no one is as sad as me right now. You know Desdemona is my purpose of life with whom I wanted to spend my entire life. I don’t know how much I loved her, as I thought it earlier that I will forget her but It really is a hard and toughest thing to forget her.

Oh, my love Desdemona, I really feel depressed that I’ve lost you forever. Your beauty has fascinated me so much and realized me what love is?
Every time when I think about you, some magical feelings occurs in my mind but alas, there is so much pain in my heart that I lost you and sometimes I feel jealous from my rival Othello who is the luckiest person in the world, as he has found your love and loyalty.

For me, you are an angel I thought we will marry and live a happy life but alas, my all idealistic dreams are dashed to ground when you chose Othello as your better half. My heart is still broken and there is nothing in this world that can fix it. You are very special to me. No one has made me cry as much as your marriage with my rival othello with whom I feel jealous, and want to demolish …show more content…

Your innocence compels me not to do anything wrong. You are a pretty angel for me but I cannot see you with Othello whom you loved a lot. I cry at night but still hoping that you will be back to me when you’ll realize that Othello is not a right choice for you. As I know that he is easily befooled by people and many of his fellows try to destroy you matrimonial relationship. I believe that you will come back to me as I will be the perfect spouse for

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