Throughout Shakespeare's Othello, the Moor of Venice the character of Othello becomes a victim of his own jealousy and of Iago's betrayal. These become apparent throughout the play and lead to his demise.

The character of Othello becomes infatuated with a young, white, Venetian girl Desdemona and quickly elopes with her. Othello is then presented with the possibility that Desdemona is unfaithful through the scheming work of Iago. The betrayal by Iago presents Othello to question the loyalty of Desdemona alleged lover Cassio who happens to be his trusted lieutenant. This scheming by Iago to conceals

Nora's loan from Krogstad becomes the final act that destroys her relationship with Torvald. Her true nature and playfulness are overwhelming. Torvald is ignorant to the workings of Nora's debt and finally becomes informed as he reads the letter delivered from Krogstad. He then explodes as his anger for the act that his wife has committed but because of his unconditional love for his wife he forgives her. " I have forgiven you for everything. Of course I know that what you did was for love of me." Her response is to abandon her family because that they both lack the understanding of one another.

Tom's loyalty to his family resulted in his abandonment of them. It was his desire for his family to grow and for that reason he was compelled to abandon them. He ended his relationship with Laura to allow her independence even if it meant her working harder and also allowing her to focus on what she desires.

The initial conflict begins with the opening scene where Torvald and Nora are discussing finances. It becomes apparent to the nature of Nora's upbringing. Her wealth as a child and her extravagant spends lead to the initial conflict with Torvald. Torvald says," We certainly don't have money to waste." This is his response to her spending. This is the nature of her personality the " playfulness" that makes the audience wonders if her relationship with Torvald is "playing" around also. The personality differences between them, Torvald being concentrated and hard at work and Nora's playfulness as a little "squirrel" are visible as the dialogue discusses Torvald's obsession with remaining debt free as they discuss finances and his recent promotion.

his jealousy of Desdemona marrying Othello and allows him revenge against Othello for eloping with Desdemona. Iago knows he must gain the respect of Othello. "In good time, must his Lieutenant be"(I.i.32). Iago has the stage set to take advantage of Othello's suspicion of Cassio. He then convinces Othello that her infidelity is true as he saw Cassio with Desdemona's handkerchief. "By Heaven, that should be my handkerchief"(IV.i.147). This whole scene then plays in to Iago's plan "And to see how he prizes the foolish woman your wife?" (IV.i.163).

The trust of Iago convinced Othello to change into a mad and vengeful lover out for revenge. This, indeed, led to his downfall and also to every one involved in the scheming work of Iago. This evil work of Iago manipulated the characters in the play to act against any reason. And for this Othello and Desd

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