How Does Othello Change Throughout The Play

The first Character that stood out to me after I had read Othello was Iago. Iago isn’t a nice man clearly the villain in the play controlling Othello who was once thought as a hero. Iago’s motives were finally clear at the end showing him to be controlled of his own jealousy and hatred of Othello “I hate the moor”. It is thought that Othello’s life and his character was ruined by the art and skill of Iago the villain showing Othello to be a simple man (Ambreen Shahriar 2013). This was true Othello was too wrapped up in his own mind to realise that he was being manipulated by Iago who had him wrapped around his finger. I agree with Ambreen Shahriar, He did not know that there was dishonest people in the world He even had no idea of evil. He was neither introspective nor reflective.
In the first act Othello is seen as being strong just as every hero should. Not A man to be easily persuaded forced or suppressed by anybody (Ambreen shahriar 2013). We find out who he really is in the end and that his lack of knowledge on Iago Makes Othello change as a character. The manipulation by Iago Sparks Othello’s jealousy as he is to gullible and foolish to understand that Desdemona is Not having an affair with Cassio rather than him being played like a puppet. The fault lies with the fate, which made Othello gullible, hasty and credulous (Ambreen Shahriar 2013). Othello was played by his own insecurities, Iago messed with his mental state. Othello is shown to be a gullible man with Iago feeding on this flaw I agree that Othello is too gullible to be considered a hero his lack of self-knowledge and his capability for evil thus being easily persuaded be Iago “poisonous whisperings and suggestions”. this critic sees Iago as the villain and compare him to a black angel or the devil. Othello is famous for showing the power of jealously and shows how it can be fuled by others leading to