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The Theme of Reputation in "Othello"
Summary: In William Shakespeare's play "Othello," Iago blurs the idea of keeping a good reputation. Thanks to his own reputation as being honest and loyal, Iago has the power to persuade and manipulate people, to ruin their reputations, and to build up his own. Iago is so two-faced and compelling that others believe him exceptionally easily, and his true thoughts on "reputation" keep the tragedy of Othello going in its twisted plot.
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