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In Act 3 of Shakespeare's Othello, Iago warns Othello about jealousy, describing it as a "green-eyed monster." This moment stands out as one of the few honest remarks from Iago, underscoring the destructive power of jealousy. Honor is a central theme in the play; it prompts us to reflect on personal integrity and leadership qualities. As viewers approach junior year, it's vital to consider how we can exemplify honorable leadership. Othello's duality as a leader shows both his strengths and his tragic flaws. How can we engage with these themes in our own lives?
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In Act 3 Iago talks with Othello about his fake suspicisons about Desdemona and Cassio. In that act he says to Othello, “ O beware, my lord of jealousy! It is the green-eyed monster which doth mock/ the meat it feeds on.” How might these lines be one of the only honest things that Iago says in the entire play?
Final Othello JP • What does honor mean to you? How have your displayed honor? Was Othello honorable? Should your word mean something? • You will be juniors next year…how will you be a exemplary upper-class leader? Do you think leadership is important for a school or organization? How did Othello excel as a leader but also fail as a leader?
