English, 16.12.2020 01:00 BreBreDoeCCx

Choose a character from othello Act IV and pretend YOU are that character. Say how you feel about what happened in Act IV. For example, lago may be excited about the way that all of his plans are starting to come together. Stay in character You need to talk the way that the character would talk (you may use modern English, but stay true to the
character's personality). You can talk about something that happened to you or something that happened to someone else.
Write at least 2 or 3 sentences, then "sign" your post with your character's name.
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After you have made your post, REMAIN IN CHARACTER and respond to at least two other peers.

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