Throughout most of Othello, Othello can be found to be madly in love with Desdemona, treating her as if she were a goddess. Many times does Othello say that he would rather die than stop loving Desdemona. However, even though Othello claims to love her no matter what happens, Othello begins to change his mind about Desdemona because of Iago’s intrinsic ability to manipulate people to his will. Othello is able to be tricked so easily because he is surprisingly naive, and very quick to trust people who just seem to be trustworthy. Othello begins to have some doubts when Iago, very cunningly and subtly, puts the idea in Othello’s head that Desdemona and Cassio are sleeping together. This doesn’t completely change his mind however. This happens
