Exploring Act 1, Scene 1 of ‘Othello’
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I can explore how an audience might respond to the character of Iago in the opening scene.
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Iago is an agent of disorder - his motive is less important than the impact of his actions on the tragic hero.
Iago might be described as a malcontent.
Iago's diabolical nature is established in the line "I am not what I am", reflecting reversal and disorder.
Iago causes disorder in the mind of Brabantio, by revealing his daughter's deceit.
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