John Torres "Othello Acts 3-5"

It was very interesting to see how Othello concluded to see if Iago's plans were going to follow through. He was somewhat successful because he had ruined the lives of the people he wanted to bring vengeance on but he failed because Emilia revealed him to be a liar and the mastermind behind all the unfortunate events. Despite him being caught was he successful? He managed to kill Othello and ruin his life. He did the same to Casio and Roderigo. Iago sets out to ruin the live of Othello but did he just bring out the faults in Othello? Othello is portrayed as the good guy in the story who is being almost attacked by Iago but Othello does not have enough faith in his wife and this leads to him taking her life and his own. Had he had more faith in her and believed her then he would've been able to tell that Iago was indeed the villain.