Othello

Othello A Good Man on Evil Strings As Othello minded his own business, Iago, a greedy selfish man, plotted Secretly behind his back because he wanted to be lieutenant instead of Cassio. This shows one of the most important themes of Othello. Jealousy is definitely shown clearly to be one of the greater issues held throughout the whole story of Othello. Iago’s greed brought him to convince Othello to do wrong. Othello was not the bad man; Iago was. Othello was only a puppet, but still a good man. Whether or not he was a good man can be answered by the way it is asked, the was he treated people, and the strings he was attached to manipulating his every move. “Is Othello a good man'” This question can be answered differently depending on different circumstances. If the question is asked as whether or not Othello did bad things' Yes, but then he did have proper reason behind his actions. In his mind was he doing bad things' No, to be a bad man, the man would have to do wrong on purpose, to enforce wrongdoing as right. However, Othello’s behaviors were influenced by a man who was not a good man othello, man, good, bad, wrong, because, love, desdemona, cassio, story, right, iago’s, however, himself, true, things, thing, strings, puppet, people, kill, iago, doing, actions, whole, whether, way, treated, throughout, question, purpose, personally, othello’s, one, moor