Does anyone find it ironic that we are reading Othello at the same time that O.J. Simpson was newly convicted of a crime, thirteen years after the aquittal of his first crime that just so happens to parallel to Shakespeare's play
haha okay fine... clearly none of y'all read page one of the introduction but here is a direct quote.. "Even our most sensational crime, the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, and the trial of O. J. Simpson, with significant differences, REPLAYS THE OTHELLO STORY TO A REMARKABLE DEGREE, DOWN TO AN ALMOST IDENTICAL CAST OF CHARACTERS."... Ms. Deckard maybe you should re-quiz everyone on the intro because it seems no one read it.
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this may be a stupid question but how is there irony in that? or how does it relate to the play other than they are both black?
nevermind i forgot it was in the intro
i have to agree with alex on this i don't realy see how it relates to O.J.
Not ironic- just a strange coincidence.
i can somewhat see a comparison...
ehh not much of a comparison other then them both being black
haha okay fine... clearly none of y'all read page one of the introduction but here is a direct quote.. "Even our most sensational crime, the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, and the trial of O. J. Simpson, with significant differences, REPLAYS THE OTHELLO STORY TO A REMARKABLE DEGREE, DOWN TO AN ALMOST IDENTICAL CAST OF CHARACTERS."... Ms. Deckard maybe you should re-quiz everyone on the intro because it seems no one read it.
wow mare i think it is ironic i like where your head is at
Sarah, that's just a coincidence. Irony is if OJ gets killed by 'the real killer' in jail
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