Do you agree or disagree with the prompt. Explain

Desdemona’s characteristics /role changes from, when she is with Othello, and when she is not with him, making her merely a passive victim of Othello’s TRAGIC FLAW.”

Your response is, “Do you agree or disagree with the prompt.” Take your stand on ONE aspect if you agree or disagree? Write a clear thesis, stating your 3 reasons, to support your stand, with explanation, and examples from the play. Also support your reasons and examples with 2 Quotes per reason, from your sources/research, to prove your stand.

Desdemona’s characteristics /role changes from, when she is with Othello, and when she is not with him, making her merely a passive victim of Othello’s TRAGIC FLAW.”

Your response is, “Do you agree or disagree with the prompt.” Take your stand on ONE aspect if you agree or disagree? Write a clear thesis, stating your 3 reasons, to support your stand, with explanation, and examples from the play. Also support your reasons and examples with 2 Quotes per reason, from your sources/research, to prove your stand.

Desdemona’s characteristics /role changes from, when she is with Othello, and when she is not with him, making her merely a passive victim of Othello’s TRAGIC FLAW.”

Your response is, “Do you agree or disagree with the prompt.” Take your stand on ONE aspect if you agree or disagree? Write a clear thesis, stating your 3 reasons, to support your stand, with explanation, and examples from the play. Also support your reasons and examples with 2 Quotes per reason, from your sources/research, to prove your stand.

Desdemona’s characteristics /role changes from, when she is with Othello, and when she is not with him, making her merely a passive victim of Othello’s TRAGIC FLAW.”

Your response is, “Do you agree or disagree with the prompt.” Take your stand on ONE aspect if you agree or disagree? Write a clear thesis, stating your 3 reasons, to support your stand, with explanation, and examples from the play. Also support your reasons and examples with 2 Quotes per reason, from your sources/research, to prove your stand.