Othello (possible spoilers)
kempermentor
kempermentor at yahoo.com
Sun Sep 21 14:10:34 UTC 2008
> Lee:
> I hope your whole interpretation thing is a joke, Kemper. I'm afraid
> I don't see the homosexual trend
> of which you speak. Phrases like loving
> someone well is more like a brotherly love, IMO, or a truly deep
> friendship...perhaps one-sided but very deep on the part of the giver.
>
> Peace,
>
> Lee (Scratching head and wondering why people always take the worst
line of interpretation, IMHO.)
Kemper:
Well... though I may be wrong, I'm not joking. It was my initial,
clean (never hearing or reading ways to interpret the play) hit on the
the play. I believe that deep loving friendships exist without
suggestion of homosexuality (Samwise Gamgee and Frodo Baggins).
I do think Othello thinks Iago a deep fried rather than a lover. And
this in part or perhaps whole is what I think drives Iago into
villainy though he blames it on being passed for a promotion which is
self deception on Iago's part.
Again, I may be wrong. But then, on Main I suggested that DD could be
gay a year before DH came out. So I think my gaydar in literature can
pick up a blip from a soliloquy or a flamboyantly cut suit of plum
velvet.
pax,
Kemper
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