... chose me". Here he is telling Iago that Desdemona could of chosen any man to fall in love with but she decided to choose him. Othello's attitude towards jealousy changes dramatically when Iago convinces him to believe that his wife is cheating on him. This tells the audience no matter what ... for Desdemona and even if something was to come along and damage their love, the chaos would never come again. Frustration would also be involved here. Othello sees Iago as a trusting person. We see this in his words". "I know thou art full of love and honesty". Here he is saying that ... her to ...

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... "I know not if't be true; / But I, for mere suspicion in that kind / Will do as if for surety" (1.3.369-371). It is Iago's hatred of Othello and his own insecurities that delude him into taking for fact what he has no idea is true. Upon arriving in Cyprus Iago sets into motion his plan to obtain ... Iago will help him regain what he has lost, Iago however has other reasons for aiding Cassio. Iago can now set into motion his plan to ruin Othello by casting a suspicion in his mind that Desdemona is having an affair with Cassio. Iago tells Cassio to seek the aid of Desdemona in order to re...

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