Cassio In Shakespeare's Othello

In Othello, Cassio is a youthful, casual character. He is introduced in Act I, but does not make an appearance until Act II. Aside from Iago calling him Florentine, his background is unknown. He is the young, amateur man who gets the promotion Iago wishes to receive, which sets the plot into motion. Cassio is a passionate, inexperienced, and flirtatious character with much to learn, but no time to do so.
Cassio uses his passion to demonstrate how much he values other people and things constantly throughout the play. For example, Cassio and Bianca's relationship shows his value of women. He sees women as things for him to use rather than people he can develop an emotional connection with. Although Bianca has romantic feelings for Cassio, he