Iago

Iago as a Sociopath in Othello Trust is fundamental to life, but knowing who to trust can be quite difficult. Having faith in the wrong person could lead to unfortunate outcomes. In William Shakespeare’s Othello, many characters are blinded by Iago’s false personality, causing them to put their trust in someone who eventually makes them feel cheated and betrayed. After reviewing the term sociopath, defined as, “a person with a personality disorder manifesting itself in extreme antisocial attitudes

duality of the play. Othello believes that Iago is helping him and guiding him to be a better person; however, Iago is using Othello to get his way. “Iago is annoyed that he didn't receive promotion from general Othello” (“Relationships in Othello”). Iago is dissatisfied with Othello’s choice because he believes he deserves the promotion. Iago becomes vengeful and devises a plan to enact his revenge. “I follow him to serve my turn upon him” (Shakespeare). Iago is shown to only serve Othello for his own

If you can control the of words you can control the people who must use the words.”(Philip K. Dick) In Othello, By William Shakespeare,Iago is secretly jealous and has resentment towards Othello mostly because he made Cassio his lieutenant despite Iago’s expectations of this position. Iago was also suspects that Othello had an affair with his wife Emilia. Iago is very intent on revenge, he makes a devious plan to plant suspicions in Othello mind that Othello’s wife Desdemona is cheating on him with

nothing to reach his goal. Iago, in his hunt for revenge against Othello, fits this role. Or does he? In Shakespeare 's play, Othello, Iago is the driving force of the plot and one of the most cunning villains in four hundred years. Without looking into it, Iago could be considered just another generic Shakespeare villain; however, his shallow emotions, high self esteem, and his dishonest nature prove him to be much more. The average reader would not define Iago as much more than a regular

Iago is a very cynical man with only one goal: to become a lieutenant. He does absolutely anything to get to that position and does not let anyone get in his way From the start he is not very fond of the book’s main character, Othello. What grows his hatred for Othello is when Othello gives the promotion of lieutenant to Cassio and not him. This sparks a rage inside of him which he then starts to form a plan to overthrow both Cassio and Othello and get that title that he so righteously thinks he

The reason why I chose Elizabeth Bathory as my evil character instead of Iago is because. She was a dangerous serial killer back in the 16th century. She would also use her victims blood to soak in the tub. But Iago all Iago did was try and sabotage a lot of people. Now I’ll tell you some facts about each character to, show you who is more evil. Elizabeth Bathory went through a lot at a young age.She was forced to be married at the age of fifthteen. She a had married Ferenc Nádasdy, the son of Baron

Raya Tarawneh 5/3/16 Is Iago a Sociopath? One of Shakespeare’s most acclaimed works, Othello, delves into a wide range of themes. The play tackles issues of race, gender and encompasses ideas of jealousy and deceit. Shakespeare also brings to life a variety of well-constructed characters. Iago, the deceitful antagonist, can easily be identified as the liveliest and most complex character in the play. His devious nature raises the question of whether or not he is a sociopath. Sociopathy

considered “ok” if the result was of a good nature. Human nature is hardwired in us through the brain. So, human nature, being good or evil, is hardwired in us as well. It is our choice whether or not to act on these thoughts of sinful nature. For Iago, he not

Iago in Othello     In William Shakespeare’s tragic drama Othello we see a morally depraved character, perhaps a very mentally sick individual, named Iago. His personality and development during the play is the subject of this essay. In Shakespeare’s Four Giants Blanche Coles comments on the mental illness that appears to afflict the despicable Iago: When such old time critics as H. N. Hudson, who wrote nearly a hundred years ago, saw that Iago was not acting from revenge, one is more

Othello, a man called Iago. Iago is wonderfully devious. Throughout the play, he not only poisons Othello’s vision of Desdemona, he does this with no one, excepting Roderigo, the wiser. There are several reasons that make Iago such a terrifying villain. Shakespeare gave certain qualities to his creation that made Iago more than just a evil character. These qualities transform Iago into the truly insidious character seen in the play. From the beginning of Othello to the time that Iago is revealed as the