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So my exam is in about a month. It’ll be on an extract from Othello. We have no notes or anything in the exam with us. I’m stressed. I’ve sat here for 3 hours making notes in various ways and everytime I get frustrated because it’s just not going to work. Does anybody know how I should revise?? Should I take my notes by theme instead and then base my characters and quotes around that?? I plan on re reading and watching the play but I’m just stuck on this. Pls help. Pls. I’m begging.
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when I was revising I did it by theme, so like love, tragedy, racism, pride, etc, and then I did a bit on character too.
I just made mind maps of say a theme, and then quotes and techniques around it.
that might be in no way helpful it's been a while since I did it.
I remember Schmoop being pretty good for revision.
I just made mind maps of say a theme, and then quotes and techniques around it.
that might be in no way helpful it's been a while since I did it.
I remember Schmoop being pretty good for revision.
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(Original post by lucyyy12)
when I was revising I did it by theme, so like love, tragedy, racism, pride, etc, and then I did a bit on character too.
I just made mind maps of say a theme, and then quotes and techniques around it.
that might be in no way helpful it's been a while since I did it.
I remember Schmoop being pretty good for revision.
when I was revising I did it by theme, so like love, tragedy, racism, pride, etc, and then I did a bit on character too.
I just made mind maps of say a theme, and then quotes and techniques around it.
that might be in no way helpful it's been a while since I did it.
I remember Schmoop being pretty good for revision.
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(Original post by Jessicaohoh)
So my exam is in about a month. It’ll be on an extract from Othello. We have no notes or anything in the exam with us. I’m stressed. I’ve sat here for 3 hours making notes in various ways and everytime I get frustrated because it’s just not going to work. Does anybody know how I should revise?? Should I take my notes by theme instead and then base my characters and quotes around that?? I plan on re reading and watching the play but I’m just stuck on this. Pls help. Pls. I’m begging.
So my exam is in about a month. It’ll be on an extract from Othello. We have no notes or anything in the exam with us. I’m stressed. I’ve sat here for 3 hours making notes in various ways and everytime I get frustrated because it’s just not going to work. Does anybody know how I should revise?? Should I take my notes by theme instead and then base my characters and quotes around that?? I plan on re reading and watching the play but I’m just stuck on this. Pls help. Pls. I’m begging.
Othello - detailed character analysis
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Jealousy in 'Othello' - detailed theme analysis
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Hi there! I run a YouTube channel where I post weekly Englit study videos. I've got a couple of Othello ones up - see if they help you at all?
Othello - detailed character analysis
Desdemona - detailed character analysis
5 key quotations in 'Othello' analysed
Jealousy in 'Othello' - detailed theme analysis
I'll also be posting a Iago character analysis video very soon, so make sure to subscribe to not miss out on that
Hi there! I run a YouTube channel where I post weekly Englit study videos. I've got a couple of Othello ones up - see if they help you at all?
Othello - detailed character analysis
Desdemona - detailed character analysis
5 key quotations in 'Othello' analysed
Jealousy in 'Othello' - detailed theme analysis
I'll also be posting a Iago character analysis video very soon, so make sure to subscribe to not miss out on that

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