Why Is Trust Important In Othello

Trust is the reliance of strength, surety of a person. I trust my mother and I tell her everything that happens to me, either good or bad she will always help me and tell me the right thing to do. Some people find it difficult to trust someone while others could trust people fast. Without trust there is no friendship, and if the is no friendship, there is no love. For me, I have a difficult time trusting someone, it takes me so long to tell if that person will not betray me.

The play "Othello" by William Shakespeare, is about a man called Othello, who is dark skinned, and falls in love with Desdemona. Her father is Barbantio. Rodrigo loves Desdemona too and assigns Iago to try to make Desdemona leave Othello and love him, because Othello trusts Iago and they are friends. Every story or play has a villain, and the villain in this play is Iago. He dislikes both, Othello and Rodrigo. He hates Othello because he heard that he slept with Iago's wife, Emilia and because he choose Cassio over him to be his lieutenant. Iago hates Rodrigo because he thinks he is a fool and follows anything someone says about anyone.
Othello believes Iago and especially when he proves to him that Desdemona is cheating on him, while she is not. At the end, Othello kills Desdemona and himself when he notices Iago made that up to take revenge. Iago is more than a 2 faced character. He is a sneaky person, and has the ability to make people trust him. Iago knew how to plan everything without a mistake, that made him a villain because lives were wasted for his evil