Othello - Belonging and alienation

ent of the soliloquies. This use of dramatic irony helps to further alienate the responder from Iago and connect them to both Desdemona and Othello.
             Interestingly, Othello's change in speech patterns also reflects this. At the beginning and at the end of the play, he speaks with stately, formal, slow-moving poetry, loaded with powerful
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