Iago Love Desdemona Analysis
Iago views women as subordinate and the inferior sex; they are nothing more than objects to him. When he talks to Emilia and Desdemona and insists that women are manipulative and lustful.
First he describes them in different situations and implies how manipulative they are. When they are out in public or at home, he claims they are “pictures out of doors/Bells in your parlours, wild-cats in you kitchens” (109-110). He is saying that they are beautiful and pretty as pictures in public; they have no flaws and act like angels. However, at home, he says, women are wild. They are loud like bells and not at all ladylike. He believes they have a power that not many but a few (like himself) realize. To him, women can manipulate any situation because
First he describes them in different situations and implies how manipulative they are. When they are out in public or at home, he claims they are “pictures out of doors/Bells in your parlours, wild-cats in you kitchens” (109-110). He is saying that they are beautiful and pretty as pictures in public; they have no flaws and act like angels. However, at home, he says, women are wild. They are loud like bells and not at all ladylike. He believes they have a power that not many but a few (like himself) realize. To him, women can manipulate any situation because