... . The fact that he doesnt possess second thoughts over his actions truly establishes his villainy. To understand Iago and some of the central themes to Othello, we must analyze a few passages. The first is a comment made by Iago in the beginning of the play. In Act 1, Scene 1, lines 41-65, Iago makes a confession to his "friend" Rodegrio. Here, the audience is ... ," he says. Although, Iago could be referring to his heart when he says "innards," it is a safe assumption that he is probably referring to his guts because the comment lacks a romantic tone. Iago also believes that Emilia has s...

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