Human Evil in Othello

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For it is always easier to put blame on someone else instead looking inward for resolve. The motivations of revenge and jealousy lead him to these actions against Othello and perhaps these motivations are more human nature than any others. It is blatantly obvious that Iago's motivations were evil, but in Iago's eyes, the evil was not in vain, the evil was for personal motives and this is what makes him human...
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Iago's exploitation of Roderigo, Cassio and Othello nicely all fit together into everything that Iago could have wanted with the demise of those three as well as the demise of others, such as Desdemona. Roderigo was used for Iago's monetary gain as well as an aid to the murder of Cassio...
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