An example of the text is towards the start of the novel when we are met with Othello. We are introduced to him as a loving and rational man, but through the power of jealousy, he is possessed by it and turns into a crazed unreasonable man. Iago warns Othello saying ‘O beware, of jealousy! My lord, it is the green-eyed monster which doth mocks that feed on the meat of it”. Even though Iago is the one using manipulative scheming against Othello what he is explaining is true that jealousy will “Destroy the heart of the man who falls prey to it”. Igao realises just how powerful the emotion of jealousy can be. Shakespeare has used the character, Othello, for us to learn from this action. Othello falls prey to jealousy and us as the audience get
