Othello

Iago's soliloquy in act 2, scene 3 of Othello employs several literary devices. He uses a simile to compare Desdemona's generosity to nature's abundance and employs alliteration to emphasize her good...

In Othello, Shakespeare employs various figures of speech and sound devices. Examples include metaphors, such as when Othello describes Desdemona as a "pearl," and similes, like comparing Iago to a...