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Iago has no respect for integrity and consequently, has no respect for Othello. This is obvious in his reference to Othello as an "ass" which can "tenderly be led by th' nose."
(Act 1, Scene 3, 390-393)
The Moor is of a free and open nature
That thinks men honest that but seem to be so;
And will as tenderly be led by th' nose
As asses are... displayed 300 characters
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There are several examples in this soliloquy. One example is when he refers to Cassio being a "proper" man. Proper means handsome in this context. Being handsome is positive but Iago will use Cassio's handsomeness to evoke jealousy in Othello. Women are attracted to Cassio. Already amazed Desdemona "chose him," a large, black scarred man, not conventionally handsome at all, it will be easy to convince Othello that Desdemona might be attracted to Cassio... displayed next 300 characters
When Iago answers by saying "Honest, my lord"(3.3.105) Othello feels this is to protect Cassio by not giving out any information but in reality he is trying to think of a lie...
Then Emilia jumps in and is about to say something but Iago whispers something to her and tells
her that its time to go home, but Emilia refuses and starts to speak out and says that the handkerchief was left behind in the bed and she picked it up...
Othello is planning
Desdemona's death. He appears to be very stressed out, by the way he acts and
talks. He tries to think that everything is all right but based on what he
hears from Iago, it really isn't...
When she reveals Iago to Othello, Othello sends for Iago along with Cassio, Gratiano, Montano, and Lodovico. When Iago learns he has been discovered, he turns to real cowardness and stabs his own wife, committing
the same sin as Othello...
It's telling us the way they are and their intentions towards Othello. They give their reasons of hating Othello and set up a plan to ruin Othello's and Cassio's life...
Perhaps the most arguable case against Colerige is the idea that Iago was a blatant racist. Right from the get-go Iago cries to Brabantio that Othello is "an old black ram" "tupping" his "white ewe...
