Iago claims that he will destroy Othello because he deserved the promotion. Iago is always trying to seek revenge of some kind. Shakespeare writes, “After some time, to abuse Othello’s ear. That he is too familiar with his wife.”(Act 1 Scene 3 13-14). Shakespeare uses a sinectacy to shape Iago’s bitter chapter and plan. Throughout the soliloquy, Iago expresses his hate for Othello and he claims that he will abuse his ear meaning that he will lie to him and try to frame Cassio. He is going to tell Othello that Cassio has a relationship with Desdemona. The etymology of this term abuse tells readers that this means improper practice wicked act or practice. This word best characterizes Iago’s behavior because he is trying to ruin Othello for not only for the loss of promotion but also because he is too honest and nice. Shakespeare is using a sinectacy and strong language to exemplify Iago as a outrageous and monstrous
Iago claims that he will destroy Othello because he deserved the promotion. Iago is always trying to seek revenge of some kind. Shakespeare writes, “After some time, to abuse Othello’s ear. That he is too familiar with his wife.”(Act 1 Scene 3 13-14). Shakespeare uses a sinectacy to shape Iago’s bitter chapter and plan. Throughout the soliloquy, Iago expresses his hate for Othello and he claims that he will abuse his ear meaning that he will lie to him and try to frame Cassio. He is going to tell Othello that Cassio has a relationship with Desdemona. The etymology of this term abuse tells readers that this means improper practice wicked act or practice. This word best characterizes Iago’s behavior because he is trying to ruin Othello for not only for the loss of promotion but also because he is too honest and nice. Shakespeare is using a sinectacy and strong language to exemplify Iago as a outrageous and monstrous