>English- There is a quiz for both classes tomorrow on Act 4.
Othello-ites:
Final Journal entry topic:
Solving the 'Problem' of Othello-
Over the years Othello has left critics and viewers of the play wondering and debating: Does Shakespeare provide Iago with enough human motivation for the malevolent acts he commits? Is it plausible that the intelligent, noble Othello could fall so quickly into Iago's trap, turning from blissful newlywed to murderer in three days? Is the play deep flawed, or is it disturbing and challenging because of its 'problems'? Do the play's problems provoke you to think deeply about human nature or would they be better 'fixed' by a rewrite?
Hamlet-onians:
You are finishing reading 5.2 for homework. You do not need to answer the questions that accompany this scene.
You do not need to complete your final journal entry for the play yet. I will give you the topic tomorrow.
>Biblical Worship:
You are reading up to page 100. Read only.
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