Diction is the author's choice of words, taking into account accuracy, clarity and effectiveness. Shakespeare's works focus on human problems and solving them. Shakespeare's use of diction throughout Othello is very unique as he is very clear in the emotions and plans of the characters. It lays out a character's plan before implementing it. He also tends to recount recent events. These subtle allusions allow the reader to foreshadow and develop a feeling for each character. Hints of what is to come are clearly visible in Iago's soliloquies. He often speaks openly about his plan for revenge that only the reader knows. This in turn creates dramatic irony. The effect of this type of diction is that the reader has a clearer and more complete understanding of what exactly is happening. He uses imagery repeatedly to describe various people as animals or to compare things. Most of the images concern Othello and his various journeys or especially his jealousy. This use of imagery and diction is effective because in addition to just having an idea of ​​what is happening, the reader can also have a mental image. These strong surges of imagery are beneficial to the work as a whole because they provide strong images in which the overall action of the work can be amplified, which is what Shakespeare strives to achieve. The women of the story: Desdemona and Emilia, play an important role in the theme of the story. It is possible to draw a clear relationship between Shakespeare's diction towards each of these women and the theme of ignorance behind a man's view of the women in his life and misconceptions about what women in his life actually are. 'love. Although it seems that Shakespeare used very s... .... middle of paper ......nse, really showing Iago's superficial character as well as proving the theme of ignorance behind the vision that a man has women. Through the second act, Iago continues to speak of what he believes to be a perfect woman; The one whose good qualities are all balanced by another good quality. The way Shakespeare develops the dialogue between his characters allows the reader to hear the words as if they were spoken to them personally. This helps to understand the personality of each character. Once the reader develops a sense of each character and who they are, the audience begins to foreshadow and analyze a theme for the story. Shakespeare uses imagery and repetition of events in his dialogue to make the story easy to understand. Overall, diction plays an important role in every story, whether it's describing a character, developing a plot, or understanding a theme..