Tragedy
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An psychoanalytic and cognitive theory literary analysis of the complex character of Iago in Shakespeare’s Othello, exploring a central dichotomy: is he a villainous mastermind or a victim of his own mind?
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The story of Medusa reveals her tragic past, highlighting her as a victim rather than a monster. She deserves recognition for her unjust suffering and is increasingly redefined as a heroine in modern narratives.
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The Minotaur’s story reveals a critique of how society defines monsters. Born from the hubris of King Minos and Poseidon’s anger, the Minotaur represents those unwittingly victimized by others’ actions. Theseus, often perceived as a hero, embodies moral ambiguity as he ultimately kills the creature, raising questions about true monstrosity in this myth.
Myths & Mischief 