The Club for Annoyed Writers

The Club for Annoyed Writers

We\'ve all heard of fanfiction-- well here is a club for people who rewrite books, but aren\'t exactly \'fans\'.

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  • rwalgren
    rwalgren · May 4, 2013
    Othello. Shakespeare is fine really I don't mind his writing, but Othello made me want to do bad things. Here's Desdemona explaining what went down, along with Emilia, and here's Othello, "Oh my love, I love you so much. OH look what I found! a pillow great for smothering.... yeaaaahhh well i'm a jealous bastard and i'm gonna kill you because Cassio had a handkerchief." If my BF slept with another girl I wouldn't smother him in his bed. I'd confront him, end it, then egg or teepee his house, not KILL him.

    Dragonette replied · May 4, 2013

    You have to remember that adultery was HIGHLY scandalous in those times. And very normally punished with death


    rwalgren replied · May 4, 2013

    Yeah I get that but what kind of theme is "jealousy triumphs love"? Plus if Othello would've taken the time to actually listen to Emilia and Desdemona and ask cassio about it himself the entire ending would've been way better. Perhaps with Iago hanged/hung.


    deleted17 replied · Aug 5, 2013

    holding grudges against love is ancient artifacts. I don't get the handkerchief thing. What was that supposed to mean?



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