Othello: Structure Analysis

[@lowandbeland3416]

brillaint video sir, is it possible whether you can make a guide on Death of a Salesman, Keats poetry, The Kite runner, the handmaid's tale

[@mrbruff]

Thanks. No I’m afraid I don’t have plans for any of those.

[@lucyalice2006]

yes a death of a salesman video please!

[@JessicaRH6]

Your videos form my walking to school playlist. Thank you so much!

[@annam1227]

Hey mr bruff, I love your videos so much and it would be so helpful if you did some more videos analysing 'much ado about nothing', they are so insightful! Thank you

[@lucyalice2006]

3:21: in act 2 they go to cyprus, not act 3 to Venice

[@mrbruff]

Ah yes, I should have said 'have gone from' rather than 'go to'.

[@lucyalice2006]

Lol don't worry we know what you meant!

[@SmeMcGee22]

Thank you for a very helpful video, I wonder if next time you could follow what you're saying with some bulletpoints/brief summaries on the screen, as well as the quotes

[@mastera7515]

Thanks that helped me out a lot!!

[@mrbruff]

Great!

[@tobyheath5013]

Could you please go into further depth on some new videos

[@fourfundamentals210]

Hi sir. I live your work and have bought 4 of your books to help me out this year for my English. My only question for you is however which poems are you estimating for this years exams? You stayed you’ve got he past 5 years exams correct so I would love you to reply please! Like the comment so he can see

[@fourfundamentals210]

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[@anabanana5143]

Hey, do you still use your books for English?

[@emmanuelaadebisi5743]

Super helpful! Thanks!!

[@torindavies1176]

Surely the climax is act 3 scene 3?

[@mrbruff]

It’s possible to see it that way, yes. Both are equally valid interpretations.

[@hw29472]

You must get a ridiculour number of requests, but might as well try. Could you do any sort of video on Chinua Achebe's 'No Longer At Ease". Its a book that I genuinely enjoyed reading and analysing.

[@lilmizzije]

5:42 sorry, verse= what? I didn't understand/hear correctly what you said

[@mrbruff]

nobility

[@lilmizzije]

Thanks

[@owo6297]

Does all this apply the same for GCSE english lit?

[@pmcl3616]

Does it fit the three unities

[@andyroodaboss9706]

How is Othello free of internal conflict?

[@talaal-thaher8964]

I think this refers to more how Othello is free of devious ideas and conflict to harm other people, while Iago is full of conflict like his manipulation schemes and such. Since Othello has a lot of conflict, it is more insecurities than through malicious intent

[@encarnitorres8467]

solid video. Currently studying a level english with aqa and was wondering if you could do a video for 'When Will There Be Good News?'

[@Gabz647]

Encarni Torres yes I need a video about that long ass book

[@Gabz647]

Encarni Torres I guess youre doing Crime. Have you found any decent revison videos?

[@mariamsh9475]

Very helpful

[@mrhuman3751]

do I need this for my English language GCSE tomorrow? It's paper 2.

[@milliemennecier8197]

Yes

[@jamesbolger8584]

hay my teature prefirs you for home worke for English

[@willp8339]

my Bredda

[@pmcl3616]

What a man you are good man hyourself '

[@saksterrose6693]

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