Othello: Act V, scene ii, 167ff [Part 2 of 2] (Detailed commentary and analysis)

Detailed commentary and analysis by Claire's Notes of Act V, scene ii, 167ff of Othello by William Shakespeare

As the tragic conclusion unfolds, we witness Emilia's brave confrontation of Iago which results in her untimely death, alongside Othello's devastating realisation and his own final, desperate actions - not to mention Iago's chilling unwillingness to account for the carnage he has unleashed.

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