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CAN SOMEONE HELP ME PLEASE? ITS REGARDING THE NOVEL OTHELLO. FOR ACT ONE SCENE 3: 1) Consider Othello's explanation for why Desdemona fell in love with him. To what extent is this a realistic scenario under which love will grow. Explain your response. 2) Explain how Othello is being characterized through his reasoning for having Desdemona accompany him on his trip to Cypress. After someone answers this thoroughly I would be so grateful and contact my email I have more questions please

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