A Unreal Act in Othello

Othello is a tragedy by Whilliam Shakespeare, have been written in approximately 1603. In this play, they have a very controversial character that was Othello, he was a “Moor” that means black man. He was a general and commander of the Venetian armed forces, and later governor of Cyprus. In one way the part to be in a white world make him innocent of the ways sometimes he think, because he is a black man that is influence by the white world, he was a dark man and is not only because is black is because he was very mysterious man. Othello create an anger of base on an unreal act because of Iago egoism. He asks to the people about the things that Iago are telling to him.

Iago and Othello are soldiers and good friends. He has a very good friend that was a soldier with him his name is Iago. At the beginning he was very confiable with Desdemona. But he put all his trust in Iago during times of war and during Othello's marriage to Desdemona. Everyone considered Iago as honest, and was impossible to Othello to believe that he was lying. One example of the act was when, Othello had told the Duke, "So please your grace, my ancient; A man he is of honesty and trust. To his conveyance I assign my wife, with what else needful your good grace shall think, to be sent after me”.

Othello start doubting of his wife Desdemona. He ask to someone if is true all the things that Iago are telling him, but he don’t believe in anything that the this person is saying to him, don`t believe that Iago, is capable of saying to him lies, he have a genuine friendship with Iago and this do that he believe in him with the close eyes. Othello allows himself to be influenced by Iago, and allows him to bring out his most evil characteristics although Iago may be the more evil of the two characters. To see why Othello commits his crime and why he has to be believed responsible for it, we must examine his motive. It can be claimed that what actually causes Othello to do murder is not that is mentally weakened is that he was manipulated by Iago.
Iago bring him the news of his wife's bad habits. Othello had no other alternative he believe in him. Iago not only told him but he told him in a way that it was hard not to believe. He didn't tell a couple who that have been married for years, and who would know the likes and dislikes of one another, but he told a newlywed couple. Othello didn't really know Desdemona before they were married. Othello was jealous and when he was killing her he told her that he was killing for justice.