Iago in Shakespeare's Play "Othello"

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The tragedy is dialectical in Shakespeare’s work. The readers may witness the fight between good and evil, which is not only external but also happens in the soul of a man (Cefalu 78). Throughout the years, Iago in Shakespeare's play Othello, the Moor of Venice has been an enigma to scholars. This character does not hesitate to commit terrible crimes, which are the consequences of his revenge...
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This character does not hesitate to commit terrible crimes, which are the consequences of his revenge. Iago’s awful actions demonstrate his selfishness, vileness, and disregard for others. Shakespeare notes that Iago is not just "a principal villain" who likes evil for evil's sake. He is sane, and his actions are quite logical, but his cynical and predatory immorality is caused by the fact that he has not been promoted but neglected by Othello...
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