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1. Soliloquies are speeches said by characters alone on stage and allow the audience insight into their thoughts and plans. In Othello, there are seven soliloquies spoken by Iago and two by Othello.
2. Iago's soliloquies reveal his plan to ruin Cassio and sow jealousy in Othello's mind about Desdemona's fidelity. He schemes to use Cassio and Desdemona to serve his own purposes and take revenge on Othello.
3. Othello's soliloquies show his descent from trusting Desdemona completely to becoming consumed by jealousy and suspicion due to Iago's manipulation. They provide a psychological struggle
1. Soliloquies are speeches said by characters alone on stage and allow the audience insight into their thoughts and plans. In Othello, there are seven soliloquies spoken by Iago and two by Othello.
2. Iago's soliloquies reveal his plan to ruin Cassio and sow jealousy in Othello's mind about Desdemona's fidelity. He schemes to use Cassio and Desdemona to serve his own purposes and take revenge on Othello.
3. Othello's soliloquies show his descent from trusting Desdemona completely to becoming consumed by jealousy and suspicion due to Iago's manipulation. They provide a psychological struggle
1. Soliloquies are speeches said by characters alone on stage and allow the audience insight into their thoughts and plans. In Othello, there are seven soliloquies spoken by Iago and two by Othello.
2. Iago's soliloquies reveal his plan to ruin Cassio and sow jealousy in Othello's mind about Desdemona's fidelity. He schemes to use Cassio and Desdemona to serve his own purposes and take revenge on Othello.
3. Othello's soliloquies show his descent from trusting Desdemona completely to becoming consumed by jealousy and suspicion due to Iago's manipulation. They provide a psychological struggle