Hotel

William Shakespeare's "Hotel" is one of the most dramatic, tensive and deep tragedies in world literature. This is a devastating story of the destructive force of jealousy, confidence, manipulation and how easily blind lies can turn the noble heart into the weapon of its own death. The story develops on the background of the military confrontation between the Venetian Republic and the Ottoman Empire. The charitable Maver Otello, the glorious commander, secretly marries the young and noble Decemone, the daughter of the Venetian senator. Their union is filled with sincere love and mutual respect. However, the happiness of the newly married becomes the target for Yago, the promoter Otello, who hidden deep harassment and jealousy. The joke plethetheth an exhausted puddle of intrigues, semi-touchs and fabulous evidence (including a rocker plate) to insert the Hotel's idea of the betrayal of Dedemona with his faithful Lieutenant Casio. The poison of doubt and anger gradually poisoned the mind of the commander, leading the heroes to an inevitable catastrophe. Shakespeare created a genius psychological portrait of a man suffering by internal demons, and revealed to the world one of the most fraudulent and cold-blooded wicked in the history of the drama. "Otello" is an eternal drama about the fragility of human trust, the destructive nature of suspicion and the tragedy of love, poisoned by another's fraud. Who to read: Fans of the world’s greatest drama, lovers of sharp psychological dramas and those who want to go into the study of the nature of human passions, manipulations and rock mistakes.