Othello

Once upon a time in an extensive, lethal war a hero by the name of Othello was brought into being. He was well-built, and tall. Everyone looked up to Othello, especially a young woman by the name of Desdemona. She fell for Othello as soon as she saw him despite his black color. They were carelessly in love, and did not care who knew it. However, they failed to hide their love from her father, Brabantio. He heard from the town’s people that his daughter was in love with this so called war hero. He did not have any problems with Othello except for the fact that he was black. He did not want his daughter to be in love with a man of such “unsightly” color. He thought this was a disgrace to the family name, and he had to put a stop to it. He sent for his daughter to tell her what he thought of her relationship with Othello.

When she arrived and heard her father’s opinion, she was livid. How dare her father tell her that he did not like the color of Othello’s skin? How could he judge someone by that? In fact, it made her so mad that she decided to elope with Othello and not mention her plans to anyone in the city. She knew that this would infuriate her father, and that was exactly what she wanted. So she and Othello ran away to be married. Meanwhile, her father was thinking of a way to end his daughter’s relationship with Othello. He starts seeking help from men in the city. They told him to simply kill Othello and that would be a definite end to the problem. He was fine with that option, but he did not want his daughter to know that he killed him because he did not want to hurt his daughter that badly. He pondered the thought for awhile, and then he thought of a solution! “I can hire someone to kill him for me, yes that is what I wil...

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...o one visited her, and no one came looking for the maid. Desdemona lost her father and her new husband very quickly and blamed no one but herself. She was all alone, and she spent day after day thinking about her father and Othello. She thought about how much she missed them both. One day, she got tired of sitting in that house so she decided to move. The city always reminded her of both men, and she needed to get away. She packed all her things and moved to Paris, Italy.

She found an all new life in Paris, and she was happy once more. Something still felt empty so searched for a new love. She found a man by the name of Roderigo. They were happily in love, and soon got married! They had two children, and had the perfect little family. Desdemona was never caught for her murder, and she never forgot her Father and Othello. She and Roderigo lived happily ever after.