People are not always the way you see them to be. Within the play Othello by William Shakespeare, a character named Iago displays a very good example of this. Iago who is Othello's ensign is considerate to people although at the same time manipulates their minds into thinking different things other than what had really occurred. Therefore, the victims of Iago's mischievous acts had been lured in to gullibility at every corner.
In Act I, Iago had used his ‘magic' on Roderigo who was very upset upon the fact that Othello and Desdemona were still able to be as one, since he was very much in desire for her. Iago had told him not to worry and that Desdemona will soon desire him. Roderigo had then believed him. He had also convinced Roderigo to attack Cassio because Desdemona would eventually run to him as she had done so as she wandered from Othello to Cassio, which took place in act II. Again Roderigo had trusted his every word Iago spoke and went along with the plan.
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Title: Othello
Approximate Word Count: 555
Approximate Pages: 3 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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