Character Analysis of Iago

CHARACTER ANALYSIS OF IAGO Oxford Dictionary defines villain as a, ‘ a wicked person; chief wicked character in a play or a story’ (oxford 740). The character of Iago is a villainous character, which acts as an antagonist to bring down the main character (protagonist), Othello. He is a person who is capable of a cool hypocrisy, unreasonable hatred, and many evil acts, which he is able to plot them very easily. According to Stopford A. Brooke, ‘ …showed first 75 words of 768 total…

…showed last 75 words of 768 total…with his fellows. These evil and villainous acts isolated him from others , killed his wife and finally was punished severally for his acts. In the end, I think Iago was distinctly attractive. He was probably more delightful to his companions until such time his wild scheme spin through his irresponsible brain. Indeed, he impressed them with his honesty and lively warmhearted friendliness. His spirit is fired with pleasure and action, and he is almost lightheaded.