
I. O rapto
II. Othello
III. Em Chypre
CAPITULO IV - O traidor
V. O lenço
CAPITULO VI - Os embaixadores
CAPITULO VII - Crime e Castigo
INDICE
Set against the glittering yet shadowed streets of Renaissance Venice, the story follows two young officers, Rodrigo and Iago, as they wander the midnight piazza, trading barbed remarks about love, honor, and the mysterious disappearance of Desdemona. Their conversation quickly spirals into bitter speculation about a forbidden romance with Othello, a celebrated Moorish general whose reputation for military brilliance is matched only by the prejudice he provokes. The tension between duty and desire, loyalty and jealousy, is palpable, hinting at the dangerous currents that will soon pull the city’s most powerful families into turmoil.
Through vivid, lyrical narration, listeners are drawn into a world where political intrigue and personal vendettas intertwine, and where the fragile balance of trust can be shattered by a single whisper. As the officers’ rivalry sharpens, the stage is set for a tragic confrontation that will test the limits of love, honor, and the human heart.
Language
pt
Duration
~2 hours (129K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Pedro Saborano
Release date
2009-04-07
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Known mainly through Portuguese-language editions of Shakespeare, this elusive literary figure is associated with versions of Othello and Romeu e Julieta preserved by Project Gutenberg. Very little reliable biographical information appears to survive, which gives the name an air of mystery.
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1564–1616
A playwright, poet, and actor from Stratford-upon-Avon, he created characters and lines that have stayed alive for more than four centuries. His stories of love, ambition, jealousy, power, and forgiveness still feel startlingly human.
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