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is answering me =(? Essay Q:Explore Iago’s relationship with the audience and its impact on the tragedy
Overall, we are left with a Christian moral, ‘a man reaps what he sows’. As ‘Othello’ is set in a period where strong Christian values were upheld it in inevitable that Shakespeare will pass his Christian ideas unto the reader. In addition, we learn that Iago can only be described as a ‘motiveless malignancy’ , reacting out of proportion and ruining the lives of the naive. Despite this, Iago shows a lack of remorse, extending our repulsion towards him; however, the memory of his convoluted manipulation tactics amazes us, granting Iago the reputation as one of Shakespeare’s greatest antagonists.
Overall, we are left with a Christian moral, ‘a man reaps what he sows’. As ‘Othello’ is set in a period where strong Christian values were upheld it in inevitable that Shakespeare will pass his Christian ideas unto the reader. In addition, we learn that Iago can only be described as a ‘motiveless malignancy’ , reacting out of proportion and ruining the lives of the naive. Despite this, Iago shows a lack of remorse, extending our repulsion towards him; however, the memory of his convoluted manipulation tactics amazes us, granting Iago the reputation as one of Shakespeare’s greatest antagonists.