'An Analysis of Othello by William Shakespeare Essay\r'

'In the do â€Å"Othello” by William Shakespeargon Iago rounds the master manipulator and manages to deceive many of the some other eccentrics especially Othello and Cassio. It can be said that his motives are based solely on his insecurities due to the particular his goal in the play was to ruin Othello’s life. He does this by using psychological use of goods and services on Othello’s thoughts and makes him believe that Cassio and Desdemona are worshipful of each other. Which basically means that he targets anyone that brings bring out his insecurities, which gives him a reason to lash out and pour down or harm these people, to make himself get better.\r\nIn the beginning of the play Iago makes it seem as if his shame towards Othello is because he has made Cassio his lieutenant. As the play goes on you later realize that Iago’s hatred extends plane more. â€Å"I hate the Moor, and it is thought abroad that ‘twixt my sheets, he has done my office: I know non if’t be true, precisely I, for mere scruple in that kind, will do as if for surety.”. at that place seems to be some rumors rough Othello and Iago’s married woman Emilia, the rumors are that Othello and Emilia have slept together. In the ingeminate above he states that he doesn’t parcel out if the rumors are true and that he is going to function with his plan as if they are true.\r\nThroughout the play Iago constantly re thoughts himself of why he’s targeting Othello. â€Å"I do suspect the lusty Moor, Hath leap’d into my seat: the thought whereof, Doth, like a ruinous mineral, gnaw my inwards; And nothing can or shall content my soul, till I am crimson’d with him, wife for wife.” His hatred towards Cassio is more directed. Iago hates Cassio because he has gotten the position of lieutenant even with his lack of reckon in the field as he is a more tactical creating strategies person. â€Å"More t han a spinster, unless the scholarly theoric”. Iago basically states that Cassio’s lack of manliness kick in to his hatred towards him.\r\nEach person in the play get manipulated in a personal manner that completely suits them. For example Roderigo is â€Å"blinded by his love for Desdemona, and is prompt to do anything to win her heat” this give Iago the advantage to take his weakness and use it against him. As clean-handed as Iago’s words seem Othello lets Iago’s manipulative words counteract with his thinking and this is where you could prescribe he has officially represented the seed qualification sure he has Othello’s ear. As Othello asks for certainty Iago is erst again able to manipulate Othello by making him hide and hear a colloquy Iago has with Cassio. â€Å" nowadays will I question Cassio of Bianca, A housewife that by selling her desires, Buys herself bread and clothes. It is a creature, that dotes on Cassio, as â⠂¬â„¢tis the strumpet’s plague, To trance many and be beguiled by one. He, when he hears of her, cannot refrain, From the excess of laughter.\r\nHere he comes.” Iago says this once Othello withdraws and once Cassio corners him starts discussing Bianca just now allows Othello to believe they are discussing Desdemona. He whispers so Othello would not hear him and by doing that he agitates Othello and that causes him to be delusional. As mentioned before Cassio is also manipulated by Iago. The initiatory way in which Cassio is deceived is when he get pressured into crapulence and then starting a fight which so ruins Cassio’s reputation.” If I can fasten but one cup upon him, with that which he hath drunk tonight already, He’ll be as full of gainsay and offense, as my young mistress’ dog. Now my depressed fool Roderigo, Whom love hath turned almost the vituperate side out, To Desdemona hath tonight caroused, Potations pottle-deep, and heà ¢â‚¬â„¢s to watch.\r\n three lads of Cyprus, noble s well(p)ing spirits, That hold their honors in a wary distance, The very elements of this warlike isle, Have I tonight flustered with flowing cups, And they watch withal. Now ’mongst this flock of drunkards, Am I to put our Cassio in some action, That may offend the isle.” This is Iago’s monologue where he actually reveals his manipulative side. At first, Iago told Cassio he should drink on behalf of Othello although he knew that he did not want to and was not capable of it. Iago has manipulated Cassio to do something unethical. Othello and Cassio twain get exploited by Iago because they twain date impartial, good friend and have a surd time judging character. Iago acts like he truly cares about Othello by giving him warning signs about Cassio. Iago also fools Cassio into thinking he cares whether he has a good time or not.\r\nAnother way Iago manipulates Cassio is when he plants the handkerchief in Cass io’s chambers. â€Å"I know not neither, I found it in my chamber. I like the work well. Ere it be demanded, As like enough it will, I would have it copied. germinate it and do ’t, and leave me for this time.”. Cassio says this when he gives it to Bianca. Cassio has no musical theme as to how the handkerchief got into his room. Iago left hand it there to practise him up and make it seem as if he is having an affair with Desdemona. Iago exploits Cassio’s trammel knowledge since Cassio did not know that the handkerchief belong to Desdemona. In two scenarios Iago manipulates Othello and Iago by sugar coating the truth from them.\r\nIago does feel better after manipulating the characters in the story this is shown throughout the story as Iago manipulates and controls every other character so well that they seem like puppets that he controls. At the end of the play, Iago’s manipulation has left a trail of destruction that has killed Othello and Ca ssio, as well others and has destroyed the lives of many who remain. The motivations and ideas Iago has are very deceptive and cunning, and his ability to influence is very amazing. Iago’s actions dress of a man who will stop at nothing until he exacts revenge on everyone who he feels has threaten him in one way or another. Shakespeare has presented Iago as a kind and noble spend he has also been known as honest Iago, this showing that everyone is not as what they seem on the outside. Already knowing that Iago has a hatred for his quality Othello and now Cassio â€Å"Thou told’st me thou didst hold him in thy hate,” Said Roderigo. â€Å"Despise me if I do not,” Iago replies. This during the possible action scenes in the play.\r\nIago fools Othello by providing â€Å"ocular” proof but didn’t allow him to listen or derive properly. As for Cassio, he used his friendship to plant the handkerchief. Both Othello and Cassio are naïve have a hard time judging character, are too proud to believe that someone is fooling them and their limited knowledge as to what was going on almost them allows Iago to Successfully in the end manipulate the mind of Othello and sent him insane and left Cassio in a situation that he didn’t belong in. Othello and Cassio were both victims of Iago’s manipulation due to the fact that they had something Iago did not.\r\nBibliography\r\nWilliam, S. (01.22.14). Othello. not bad(p) Britain. Oxford University.\r\nJonathan, L. (28.01.2010). 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