finds the truth and tells Othello of Iago’s doings. Knowing of his wrong doings, he stabs himself and collapses next to his dead wife.Though some of William Shakespeare’s work is unjustifiable, Othello has a very clear meaning behind it. Iago, Othello’s close friend led him to believe that Desdemona was a cheater and clearly unfaithful. Without question, Othello’s love for Desdemona quickly turned into hatred. His refusal to accept “his loves” argument resulted in heartbreak and betrayal from Iago. Shakespeare makes it obvious that there is a reason why a person falls in love. The trust, friendship and loyalty should withstand anything and everything else in each other’s life. With that, Othello treated Desdemona no better than a stranger on a street, which resulted in her death and many people’s deaths. It proves that a person, no matter what should jump to conclusions because it will only produce negativity, In our case death.Othello was the main character in Shakespeare’s Othello. He was a kind and noble man that fell under the evil power of jealousy. His love for Desdemona was greater than any other, and that is why even the thought of his wife cheating on him drove him to madness. I believe that Othello was a very weak and insecure man, because he easily fell into Iago’s trap. Even though he never saw any real proof of his wife’s unfaithfulness, Iago’s constant remarks where enough to win his heart, and turn him against his innocent and loving wife.The other very important character in this play was Iago. He was a very cunning and sly individual that had the power to turn friends into foes. His plan was very well though out, and it would have worked if Othello hadn’t killed Desdemona. He managed to turn Othello against his dear friend Cassio, and made him kill his wife. He used Roderigo by telling him that in the end Desdemona will be his, but in the end ...
