One of the most wicked villain in Shakespeare's, Iago is interesting due to his horrific characteristic. Iago absolute absence of convincing motivation for the things he does. In the first scene, Iago claims that he is mad at Othello because he had decided not to pick Iago for the position of lieutenant.
At the end of Act I, scene 3, Iago says that he suspects that Othello and his wife, Emilia slept together. During Act II, scene 1, at the end Iago brings up this again that he thinks othello is sleeping with his wife, describing that he desires Desdemona sexualy so that he can even the score with Othello. None of the examples begin to adequately show Iago’s true hatred towards Othello, and Iago’s lack of inspiration, and his lack of ability
At the end of Act I, scene 3, Iago says that he suspects that Othello and his wife, Emilia slept together. During Act II, scene 1, at the end Iago brings up this again that he thinks othello is sleeping with his wife, describing that he desires Desdemona sexualy so that he can even the score with Othello. None of the examples begin to adequately show Iago’s true hatred towards Othello, and Iago’s lack of inspiration, and his lack of ability