How Does Shakespeare Present the Character of Iago in Act I, and Prepare the Audience for His Part in Othello’s Downfall?

"Othello", also called "Othello tragedy, Venice Moore" is a script written by William Shakespeare from 1601 to 1604. This is a tragedy of Venice and Cyprus, a strong and respected soldier Othello is playing the leading role, but some critics think that the play should be called "Iago", but his role is at least the same as the main character It is important. His career is wonderful, but due to his skin color and African bloodline, he still has a negative emotion to him (there is always the following expression during such a play. 'Moor' and 'Devil' are used

In Othello 's performance by William Shakespeare, the character Iago showed monologue to the audience. The monologue of Iagu reflects the action suggested in the first act. This is indicated in three ways. I've used Rodrigo 's money to reveal the real nature of Iago, and his bondage of Casio' s lieutenant proved that monologue has direct influence on behavior. These three ideas are related to the act of the first act. Rodrigo allowed him to be used for Iago. He was very crazy about Desdemona, so he did not know that he was used to earning money. Roderigo believes that Iago can attract Desdemona by giving his money to buy her a beautiful gift. Rodrigo fell in love with Desdemona and drowned as he was Othello's wife. I've earned money with Rodrigo. He said, "I have always turned my fool into my wallet."

Oshero 's first acting of Shakespeare focused on the audience their own happiness, reputation, progress. I 'm especially fake. He broke Othello and revealed plans to afflict others. When she fled with Othello, Desdemona showed rude nature against the father of her. Through these actions I have decided Shakespeare's Othello law, and I rarely emphasize loyalty. I saw Othello's misfortune. After the game started, Rodrigo immediately told Iago: "You tell me, you treat him as your hatred" (I.I.7). He served as a standard player, but to his generals in a malicious way. I 'm just calling Othello ... ... "Old Black Lamb" (II 97), "... Barba" (II 125), and "..... a kind of greedy Moore (II 141) These unpleasant comments , Shows that Isago does not respect him and that it is disgraceful for the Venetian army not respecting Othello.