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Human Evil in Othello

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October 31, 2015

 

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339). Iago takes the money for the gifts and keeps it to make a profit. Once Roderigo begins to question Iago's honesty, Iago just thinks of more ways to capitalize on other people's weaknesses and offers the idea that killing Cassio will aid Roderigo's cause, thus Iago is making more money and making it easier to take advantage of his next victim, Cassio...
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It is clear that Iago's motivations are veered somewhat toward monetary gain, something humans are all too familiar with. Iago cannot rid his mind of the misfortune of not being chosen as Othello's second-in-command and plots endlessly against Cassio, motivated by his yearning and craving for power...
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