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In the comments of Tim Black Nielsen, Patrick Finn criticizes Othello's modern adaptation due to its superficial nature. And cocaine is "malicious, feeling here, it is no longer motivated, but the result of a bad parent" (85). This movie is trying to explain both aspects of Hugo through desperate and childish necessity to turn attention to the original material. As a result, the movie lost the ambiguity and influence of Iago's "inconspicuous" and left a wide range of influence on the overall information of the movie.

William Shakespeare's tragic "Othello" is "honest" Iiago. At first glance, Iago seems to be the essence of 'no motivation'. But despite Iago 's undoubted malice, the motivation behind his behavior depends more heavily on the pursuit of Iago' s personal interest than evil. Iago's greed can be confirmed by examining his operation against Rodrigo, Cassio, and most importantly Othello. The biggest concern for Iago is the destruction of Othello. The reason is

A person borrowed from Bob Dylan "was killed without a reason." A motivated murderer is the most uneasy one. Think of 'I'm motivated', probably the best villain of Shake Spear, Iazo, offering many potential motives to destroy Othello and Desdemona's life. Other people do not want to cause trouble for it. But Othello is not an interactive text of Allen Poe's main Shakespeare story. Analyzing this story in further detail, Macbeth of William Shakespeare is an important preface of "the center of the story" and it may also affect slopes.

It is well known that Iago's "incompetent malignant tumor" actually caused extra incentives in his idols. Of course, what Shakespeare did was to pay his actor the trust of his tribute to Iago. . . . Drama does not work to lock Iag, it seems to invite actors to surprise themselves as to what happened in Iago.