On Cyprus, Iago, who is angered that Othello promoted Cassio plans to destroy Othello by convincing him that Desdemona is cheating on him with Cassio.
If I could study a single aspect of the play is Shakespeare's use of dramatic irony. An early example of that in the play is when Iago reveals his detailed plans to destroy Othello and the people Othello cares about. The audience witnesses and hears the entire plan and they are helpless to stop him. As Iago's plan unfolds on stage, it becomes difficult to watch Othello accuse Desdemona of infidelity and watch him kill her at the end of the play. This aspect only makes the entire play seem more tragic because the audience knew that Othello is going to die, but they still end up watching him spiral out of control. If I were to study