English, 18.05.2021 17:00, chartrow7

Othello Act 2 and 3 The scene in which Othello passes judgment (and dismisses) Cassio (Act Two, Scene Three) parallels the scene in which, in Act One, Brabantio demands that the Duke adjudicate his grievance against “the Moor.” What are some of the most striking contrasts between the way the Duke and Othello manage their responsibilities as leaders?

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