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... were Iago talks about "I do love Cassio, and would much want to cure him of this evil," when previously he urged Cassio to drink and was calling out for more "Wine, Wine, Wine!" Iago uses his power of knowledge and his duplicitous nature to control and manipulate people. Line 233 The power of Iago is evident when Othello fires Cassio as his lieutenant ... ...
... Desdemona a more feminist tone (one more synonymous with Emilia, as we will see). Desdemona is often portrayed as indignant and often threatens to leave Othello because of his outbursts. Martin Wine believes that few actresses are able to portray Desdemona correctly. "Few actresses are able to balance child-like innocence and mature womanhood in a rounded characterization; too often they seem ... ...
... declines, saying he does not drink well, but Iago persuades him, reminding that it is "a night of revels;" he tells Cassio that any man who refuses a glass or two of wine is no man at all. Finally Cassio gives in, quickly becoming inebriated. He becomes sentimental first, then religious, then outraged and very talkative. He insists that he is not drunk ... ...
