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Iago's Motivations

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He says that Iago had "no other real motive for his villainy." Wilkes recognized that Iago stated other possible motives, but argues that he only used them to deceive Roderigo. Wilkes' opinion is a very popular one, but I believe that the real motivation is more complex than his not being promoted. If that was the only reason, why did he not stop scheming after Othello made him lieutenant? Stanley Edgar Hyman believed that Iago was just plain evil...
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If that was the only reason, why did he not stop scheming after Othello made him lieutenant? Stanley Edgar Hyman believed that Iago was just plain evil. Actually, that he was, in fact, Satan. He says that Iago is motivated by the fact that he is Satan or a figuration of Satan, eternally fixed in posture of hatred of God and envy of man...
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