Othello Act 2: Reputation | Shakespeare Play by Play

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This an analysis of Act 2 of Shakespeare's play Othello focusing on the theme of reputation. Reputation matters to everyone, and they are very hard to change ones established.
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References
All quotations and citations from the play use the Folgers online text:
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