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English, 23.05.2020 04:58 mahagonylyric

Do you think it is believable that Desdemona recovers long enough to declare her innocence and then dies?

Why do you think nobody tries to save Desdemona or Emilia?

What do you think should have happened to Othello and Iago?

Do you think people always get what they deserve in the end? Use the play to explain your answer.

Anything helps! From the play Othello.

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