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.👀: CASTLE OF OTRANTO 1.Discuss the theme of death in othello Death is a part of every Shakespearean tragedy, and ''Othello'' is no exception. Let the Bodies Hit the Floor The song  ''Let the Bodies Hit the Floor'' by Drowning Pool  would be a fitting soundtrack for the last act of Shakespeare's Othello, or really for any of Shakespeare's tragedies--they all end with a pile of dead bodies. Instead of  hitting the floor, though, most of the bodies in Othello end  up on a bed, and all are the result of the actions of one man: Iago. Iago is Othello's ensign. Everyone thinks him an honest and helpful friend, but really he's a nasty spider weaving a web of death and destruction. Regarding the bed full of dead bodies, Lodovico says to Iago at the end, ''look on the tragic loading of this bed: this is thy work.'' Shakespeare uses the senseless deaths in Othello to drive home its tragic elements. Desdemona ...