Jiang closes by insisting Othello is a human drama of achievement provoking jealousy, not a story whose core cause is racial identity.
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Jealousy
Jiang closes by insisting Othello is a human drama of achievement provoking jealousy, not a story whose core cause is racial identity.
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"that's Othello right that's a human thing it's not a racial thing it's not because he's black I mean it's because he's such a..."
"...for there is no love at all among them, but only jealousy, hatred, and contention one against another. But it is by far the..."
"...money, secrecy, discipline, energy, and motivation. Okay? Self -hatred, fear, anger, jealousy. Okay? And self -hatred, fear, anger, and jealousy is created by sinning,..."
"...are still of the flesh. For as long as there is jealousy and quarreling among you, are you not of the flesh and behaving..."
"So you could say that Decimus Brutus, he was driven by jealousy, or maybe thwarted ambition. Okay? He wanted to prove that he was..."
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