In the very beginning of the scene, Desdemona and Cassio are talking. But as soon as Othello and Iago walk on stage Cassio hurries up and gets off stage. Iago uses this to rise suspicion in Othello by saying “Cassio, my lord? No, sure, I cannot think it, That he would steal away so guilty-

Honest Iago, as Othello calls him, is far from honest. Almost everything he says is a lie. But Othello believes him because Iago never does anything. He gets everyone else to do the actions, and then he just comments on them. He got Emilia to get the handkerchief instead of getting it himself so that he wouldn’t get caught. He got Desdemona to talk to Cassio, and then he set it up as if they were sneaking around behind Othello’s back. Iago is a smart man, and is also very manipulative. He can get others to believe what he says, and he has a lot of power over people. In the end though, things will catch up to Iago.

like, seeing you coming.” Right away Iago makes it seem as if Cassio is guilty for something that is really just an innocent conversation. Then, as Iago and Othello’s conversation goes on, Iago uses the fact that Desde

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