How does Shakespeare’s Othello explore the power of language to “both express and hide truth”?

The language that Shakespeare used in Othello is loaded with Latin, Anglo-Saxon and proverbial elements, which manage to be related forming a composition that involves the reader to the point of expressing truth, but hiding the truth at the same time within a narrative full of plots and twists.

Explanation:

Shakespeare was a great writer. In Othello we can prove the ability to manipulate language by surprising the reader, but also by exposing him to easily identifiable facts.

Shakespeare masterfully uses elements of Latin, Anglo-Saxon and proverbial language to construct quotes, thoughts, modifications, among other elements that construct the plot in a surprising way, providing twists so well thought out that they are able to show the truth and at the same time hide it.

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remember alliteration is the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.  

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